Content creator and actress Georgina Njenga has broken her silence about her noticeable weight loss, addressing concerns and setting the record straight during an exclusive interview on the King Reinhard podcast aired on Wednesday.
The 22-year-old, widely known for her vibrant online presence and relationship with actor Tyler Mbaya (popularly known as Baha), took the opportunity to speak candidly about the personal challenges that led to her significant body transformation, which had sparked speculation across social media.
In the tell-all interview, Georgina confirmed that her weight loss was not the result of surgery or a strict workout routine but was triggered by emotional and mental strain she experienced following her public breakup with Tyler last year.
“Honestly, I was not working out. I wasn’t even trying to lose weight. It just happened,” Georgina revealed. “After the breakup, I went through a lot mentally. I lost my appetite, my routines were all over the place. I was just overwhelmed.”
Georgina admitted that the changes in her life affected her eating habits, saying she often skipped meals unintentionally, and even when she tried to eat, she couldn’t keep the food down due to anxiety and stress.
“People think I had surgery or was doing it for clout, but the truth is, I didn’t even notice I was shrinking until I saw the comments and photos,” she added.
The young mother, who shares a daughter with Tyler, said she now feels more in control and is working on rebuilding her strength and mental health. She emphasized the importance of self-care and reaching out for help during emotional distress.
“I’m doing better now. I’m learning to eat right again and focus on healing. I just want to be healthy for my daughter and for myself,” Georgina stated.
The conversation sparked a wider discussion on social media shortly after the podcast dropped, with fans and mental health advocates applauding her vulnerability and honesty.
Many praised her for choosing to speak about a topic that often goes undiscussed — the intersection between mental health and physical appearance.
Podcast host King Reinhard commended Georgina for her bravery and urged young people, especially public figures, to continue opening up about struggles that others may relate to but are afraid to voice.
Georgina ended the interview on a hopeful note, saying, “This journey has taught me a lot. I’m stronger now, and I hope sharing this helps someone else feel less alone.”
by sheila chelangat
