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Trending photo of Selena Gomez secret trip to Kenya spark debate by netizens

Wycliffe Musalia by Wycliffe Musalia
December 19, 2019
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American singer and song writer Selena Gomez was recently in
the country, during a secret trip that no paparazzi realized.

But a day after she posted photos of her visit to Kenya on
her Instagram account, Kenyans, netizens and the whole world came to learn of
her secret trip.

Her posts were confirmed by her friend Raquelle, who
accompanied the actress, saying that it was momentous to share with a group
locals she posted in an Instagram photo.

“During one of our afternoons we had the opportunity to
bead jewelry with a group of local mamas. Even though we didn’t speak the same
language, we had the best time together and were able to connect through eye
contact, smiles, laughter and hugs,” Raquelle shared adding, “We also
visited two of the WE schools. The secondary girls school and the WE college
where we were moved by the stories we heard, and inspired by the intelligent,
confident girls we got to spend time with.”

Selena Gomez with a Maasai Moran during her trip in Kenya. Image|Courtesy

The controversy behind the revelation of Gomez visit to
Kenya comes following a photo she posted posing with a Maasai moran.

Netizens have questioned the motive behind the television
producer’s secret visit to the country, with some regretting “If the man (moran)
new”

@selenagomez while in Kenya. If only that man knew… pic.twitter.com/YvfOFItXok

— The More (@DemoRileyUg) December 19, 2019

Gomez visit seemed less vocational as she revealed her engagement
with the WE movement in the country.

“I will share many stories and voices that need to be heard.
We are working on something so special that will hopefully change so many
lives. This is all I can post for now. @We Movement, you do incredible things
and i’m honored to be a part of the family! Just the beginning…my heart will be
dedicate to people and serving,” Gomez posted on her Instagram.

The We Movement is a nonprofit organization that gives back
to communities through various charitable works.

The singer said she has been working on a project with the
organization in Kenya, which she’s yet to reveal.

Meanwhile, Gomez is also set for the release of her new art
by January 2020.

“I’m so excited to reveal the art and title for my new
album RARE, out January 10th. It’s the most honest music I’ve ever made.” –
read Gomez message on her website.

 

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Wycliffe Musalia

Wycliffe Musalia

Wycliffe Musalia is the founder and CEO of News 9 Kenya based in Nairobi.He has a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Linguistics, Media, and Communication from Moi University. Musalia writes and reports about politics, sports, technology, business, and world news.

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