Socialite and brand influencer Faith Makau, widely known as Amber Ray, is making headlines after a thought-provoking post on her Instagram.
The message, which she shared over the weekend, came shortly after a celebrity appearance at the popular Nairobi club Blabla.
In the post, Amber Ray declared that her generation would be a game-changer for future family relationships.
A Bold Declaration
Amber Ray’s post was a direct challenge to the traditional roles and expectations of aunts and uncles.
She stated that her generation will be the first to not “bewitch our own nieces and nephews.”
She also promised that they will not “ask our own nephews/nieces to come work as maids after high school in the name of helping them!”
“We will be the first generation of aunties & uncles that doesn’t bewitch our own nieces and nephews, a generation that doesn’t ask our own nephews/nieces to come work as maids after high school in the name of helping them! Cheers to Us.”
A Shift in Family Dynamics
The message from the socialite, who is also a mother, highlights a perceived shift in the dynamics of Kenyan families.
The issue of familial expectations, particularly concerning younger relatives, has been a topic of public discussion.
Amber Ray’s post resonated with many of her followers, sparking a conversation about the responsibilities and potential burdens placed on younger generations by their older relatives.
The Game-Changer Generation
Amber Ray’s declaration suggests a desire to break away from what she views as a negative cycle. Her statement received a strong positive reaction online, with her post garnering over 19,000 likes in just ten hours.
The comments section was filled with agreement and praise from her followers, who shared their support for her stance.
Dressed for the Occasion
For her appearance at Blabla Nairobi, which took place on Saturday night, Amber Ray made a striking entrance.
She was pictured standing next to her sleek white Range Rover, a vehicle that has become a recent symbol of her success and a talking point in Kenyan media.
Her outfit for the night was both comfortable and stylish. She wore an oversized green-and-white long-sleeved top, reminiscent of a sports jersey, with the word “Lucas” printed on the front above the emblem of Great Britain’s flag.
The top was paired with white leggings and matching white studded boots with a chunky platform sole. She completed the look with a small green handbag, slung over her shoulder.
by moses sagwe
