Trending Nanny Rosie Claims She Doesn't Know Cartoon Comedian: "We're Not Related"

• Kenyans noted the striking resemblance between Cartoon Comedian and viral nanny Rosie who works for a Lebanese boss
• However, in an interview, Rosie claimed she did not know who Cartoon Comedian was and confirmed they were not related
• Netizens continued to point out their similarities, with some jokingly alleging they must have been twins who were separated at birth

Viral Kenyan nanny Rosie, who became an internet sensation after her Lebanese boss took to social media to beg her to return to work, has denied claims that she is related to Cartoon Comedian.

Since she went viral, Kenyans online have expressed mixed reactions about her returning to work in Lebanon.

What Cartoon Comedian thinks of Rosie

There were some who insisted that her Lebanese boss was using her to enrich herself on social media by making content about her.

However, she has also come out to deny those allegations while vowing that she will only return to Lebanon because of the children.

In an interview that was reshared on Instagram by Nairobi Gossip Cub, Rosie was asked if she knew her doppelganger Cartoon Comedian and she said:

"No, I do not know her, and we are not related."

Watch the video below:

However, her statement left many wondering why she was saying she did not know the comedienne, yet she was a popular person on social media.

The comedian responded to the post laughing at the striking resemblance.

Here are some of the comments from social media users:

@bandanafather said:

"Babake aongee ukweli."

@thee_summer_family said:

"Maybe ni twins, they were separated after kuzaliwa. Ama nimewatch movies mob."

@jayne_may.aka said:

"Hadi vile wanaongea....twins separated at birth walai."

@kevin_musau1 said:

"DNA immediately, please. Maybe they are twins."

@neemah_wilson said:

"They look one, same, together or whatever that is."

@mc_eddie_comedian said:

"Na nilijua tu Cartoon ako na side hustle."

Rosie gets paid vacation in Kenya

Rosie, who recently captured the nation's attention, received a generous gift that is sure to bring joy to her life.

Expedition Safaris, a prominent travel company, stepped forward to gift Rosie a fully paid three-day trip to the enchanting Maasai Mara.

"We were deeply moved by Rozah's story and her incredible bond with the family she serves in Lebanon. Her selflessness and love embody the spirit of compassion that we cherish at Expeditions Maasai Safaris," said Pancras Karema, CEO of Expeditions Maasai Safaris.