CNN International Correspondent Larry Madowo has once again set social media ablaze after sharing an enticing photo with fellow journalist Edith Kimani. Larry Madowo and Edith Kimani posed for a stunning snap during Raila Odinga’s state funeral. The pair have often been the subject of relationship rumours online, especially due to the nature of the posts that they share. Is Larry Madowo married? Larry and Edith extensively covered news surrounding the death and funeral of former prime minister Raila Odinga. . Naturally, their paths crossed while working at the state funeral held on Friday, October 17. While on duty, the two posed for a couple-goals-worthy photo, each holding a microphone from their respective media outlets.
The duo dazzled in the picture, grinning from ear to ear as they shared a side hug. The photo quickly went viral, but it was Larry’s caption that truly ignited reactions online. “This is the family business,” he wrote. The choice of words, particularly family, left fans buzzing, with many interpreting it as a subtle confirmation of a romantic relationship. Others, known to many as online in-laws, urged Larry to officially wed Edith, while some joked that it was time he made her pregnant. Larry reacted to the comments, writing: “Why are you guys like this?” It is worth noting that Larry and Edith have shared warm moments together for years, fuelling speculation about their bond, but the true nature of their relationship remains unknown. See the post below: Kenyans react to Larry and Edith’s photo The post attracted thousands of comments, with netizens praising their undeniable chemistry.
Here are some of the messages: Millicent Wakwi: “I love this duo, and everything they signify, massa ni ya harusi sasa bwana Larry.” Sammy Ondimu Ngare: “Now bring baba(zaeni) ndio ikuwe family business poa…. wacha kucheka..fanya jambo haraka haraka.” Kibet Kiptui: “Now you need to put her in a family way, my brother. A man cannot plant and leave the field untilled.” Mamake Phil Jones: “When are you marrying her? As your online in-laws are waiting. Oaneni sasa” Yvonne Betty Njoki: “Can I be invited to the wedding? At the point of “may you kiss the bride” I’ll pop a stool.” Jackson Musau: “Put a ring on it for Christ sake Larry, like what are you waiting for? Muoe hio kitu ikutoke.” Becky Beck’s Becky: “We want another sharp little toto from the two of you…. don’t make us waiting for too long.” Clara Ouko: “My kitenge is looking at me from the closet thinking I lied to it. Larry, the kitenge will go out of fashion please.” John Mtoto Snr: “We’re eagerly waiting for the wedding bells Larry Madowo.”
By DanVictor Munene
