Triza Njeri, the estranged wife of Kenyan content creator Karangu Muraya, has celebrated her daughter Esther’s graduation in a touching social media post.
The proud mother shared a photo of Esther on Facebook, expressing her happiness as the young girl marked an important milestone in her education. In her message, Triza referred to Esther as a “Corona Baby,” a term that drew attention from followers familiar with the challenges families experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Corona Babies Ndio Hawa….Congratulations My Ka Essy Mum Anakupenda Sana 😍,” she wrote, showering her daughter with love and congratulating her on the achievement. The post captured Triza’s excitement as she celebrated Esther’s progress in school. Her heartfelt words reflected a mother’s pride in watching her child grow and reach another stage in life.
However, the graduation also attracted attention because Triza appeared to attend the ceremony without Karangu. The content creator’s absence became a talking point among Kenyans who came across the photos and details of the celebration online.
The event took place on the same day Karangu and his second wife, Carol Kim, celebrated their daughter Arianna’s PP2 graduation. The timing of the two family celebrations prompted social media users to compare the occasions.
While Triza focused on celebrating Esther’s achievement, online discussions shifted towards Karangu’s absence from his daughter’s special day. Some users questioned why he was not pictured alongside Esther during the ceremony.
The developments drew interest partly because of the public attention surrounding Karangu and Triza’s estranged relationship. Their family affairs have continued to attract reactions from social media users, particularly when events involving their children become public.
Despite the online discussion, Triza’s message remained centred on her daughter and the milestone she had achieved. Her affectionate words highlighted the importance she placed on celebrating Esther’s progress.
Graduation ceremonies are significant moments for families, marking the completion of one stage of learning and the beginning of another.
For Triza, the occasion provided an opportunity to publicly express her love and pride in Esther. Karangu had not been reported to have publicly explained his absence from Esther’s ceremony in the information provided.