A light-hearted exchange between Citizen TV anchors Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla has become a talking point online after an unexpected message sent during a live news bulletin left the pair laughing.
The moment unfolded during the station’s 7pm news broadcast when Lulu received what appeared to be a personal message from a viewer. Instead of reading it aloud, she smiled and chose to keep its contents private.
Her reaction immediately caught Rashid’s attention. Curious about what had been sent, he repeatedly encouraged his co-anchor to share the message with viewers, but Lulu politely declined, insisting she would not read it on air.
The brief exchange created an awkward yet humorous moment in the studio, with both presenters struggling to contain their laughter as the bulletin continued.
Although the message was never revealed, it was reportedly a sweet note directed at Lulu, sparking speculation among viewers about what had been written.
As the programme came to an end, Rashid seized the opportunity to tease his wife with a witty parting remark. His playful comment left Lulu laughing and added to the light-hearted atmosphere that viewers had enjoyed throughout the broadcast
Clips of the exchange quickly spread across social media, where many Kenyans praised the couple’s natural chemistry on screen. Others said the unscripted moment made the news feel more relatable and entertaining.
Several viewers joked that Rashid’s reaction reflected the playful banter many married couples share, while others admired the respect and humour the pair displayed during the live broadcast.
Lulu and Rashid, who are married, have built a loyal following over the years thanks to their smooth presentation style and easy rapport on Citizen TV. Their occasional light-hearted moments on air often attract attention from fans who appreciate seeing their personalities beyond the day’s headlines.
The latest exchange was no different, with many social media users saying the brief moment of laughter offered a refreshing break before the news bulletin came to a close.