Viral Nanny Rosie Taken On Maasai Mara Holiday With Her Little Kids: "Time To Bond"
- A tour company has taken Rosie, the viral Kenyan nanny, on an all-expenses-paid getaway to the Maasai Mara
- Expeditions Maasai Safaris offered her the holiday for showing the world what Kenyan workers are made of while working in Lebanon
- Rosie became a national figure after an emotional video captured her employer's kids clinging to her at the airport
On December 3, the CEO of Expeditions Maasai Safaris offered viral Kenyan nanny Rosie a fully paid holiday in honour of her excellent job.
Source: UGC
The offer came days after a video of her employer's kids in Lebanon screaming at the airport because she was leaving.
Free holiday for Rosie
According to the tour enthusiast, the behaviour of the little ones was proof that Rosie's work ethic was something to be proud of.
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He explained that the nanny had shown the world what Kenyan workers are made of, which merited recognition.
"The kids' tears spoke volumes about their deep and priceless bond with Rozah. As Expeditions Maasai Safaris, we're determined to recognize, honour and reward Rozah's dedication," read his post.
He requested the public to help find Rosie, so she could go on a fully paid getaway to congratulate her for being a good ambassador.
Bonding for mama and babies
The company has fulfilled the promise as the kind nanny is currently in Maasai Mara with her three children having fun.
Photos showed the single mother spending quality time with the little ones, whom she had missed for years while working abroad.
The smiles on the kids' faces tell a story of a holiday the four will remember for years, especially after spending time apart.
In one of Rosie's videos, she disclosed there were days she would miss them, look into her employer's kids, and break into tears.
Viral nanny Rosie says she left her toxic marriage to work abroad
Relatedly, YEN.com.gh reported that behind Rosie's smile is a heartbreaking story that many women would rather not share.
The mother of three revealed she quit her toxic marriage, travelled abroad for greener pastures, and luckily met a good employer.
The Kenyan nanny went viral after a video showed the Lebanese children she cared for crying and clinging to her at an airport, begging her not to leave.
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