Gospel singer Hellen Muthoni has reached out to her fans and fellow Kenyans for financial support after her car was taken back by the bank for the second time this year.
In a heartfelt message on social media, she shared her Till number, asking people to help her raise funds to get her car back.
Muthoni, who is also known for her work as a gospel minister, explained that she made this difficult decision after talking with her family and friends.
She acknowledged that many people face tough times, and she believes that even small contributions can really help someone in need.
Her post quickly gained attention online, stirring a range of reactions from the public.
Many people expressed sympathy and support for her situation, appreciating her honesty about her struggles.
In an age where public figures often try to portray a perfect image, Muthoni’s willingness to share her challenges resonated with many of her followers.
However, not everyone reacted positively. Some critics accused Muthoni of living beyond her means, arguing that owning a car is a luxury that not everyone can afford, especially in Africa.
They suggested that instead of asking for money, she should consider adjusting her lifestyle to live within her financial limits.
This sparked a debate among her followers, with opinions split on whether her appeal for help was appropriate.
Supporters of Muthoni defended her, highlighting her role as a minister who inspires younger musicians.
They argued that her car is important for her work and that there is nothing wrong with asking for help in difficult times.
Many fans encouraged others to donate, reminding everyone that everyone faces challenges at some point in life.
This year has been particularly hard for Muthoni.
Earlier in 2025, she was in the spotlight for another reason when a video of her went viral, showing her in a controversial moment with a fellow musician.
Despite facing public scrutiny, she continues to receive messages of support from her fans.
By Kenyans