Charlene Ruto's Lovely Photo With Hunk Tall Man Ignites Funny Reactions: "Kwani Imeenda"

• A photo of President William Ruto's daughter Charlene with her tall and handsome friend has sparked funny reactions on social media
• The man named Caleb Karuga, who identified himself as a farmer, posted their lovely photo on Twitter and said Charlene was his friend
• On July 31, Caleb also posted pictures with the First Daughter; the two seem to be united by their love for agriculture

A photo of First Daughter Charlene Ruto with a tall, dark and handsome man has ignited hilarious reactions on social media.

Charlene, who often takes pictures with many of her friends and people she meets as she visits various places, became a subject of discussion on the mysterious man's Twitter page.

This was after the man named Caleb Karuga, who identified himself as a farmer posted their lovely photo on Twitter and said Charlene was his friend.

"If you teach a man to farm, his family will eat. If you teach a woman to farm, the community will eat. Always a pleasure to meet my friend & fellow farmer @charlruto who’s doing some amazing work in the Apiculture sector," he said.

Charlene Ruto's photo with tall guy sparks reactions

Their photo has since ignited a myriad of funny speculations on social media. Many Kenyans, in jest, noted that the two looked good together in their photo.

On July 31, Caleb also posted pictures with the First Daughter. The two seem to be united by their love for agriculture.

"Honored to have met a fellow Bee farmer, advocate of Youth in Agriculture & Climate Change Action Champion @charlruto #UkulimaSioUshamba," he said.

Here are some of the comments that were left on the section from the recent photo:

Wa Nzūve said:

"You've been meeting way more frequently lately. What's cooking, Mr. Tallman?"

Here are more funny reactions:

Charlene Ruto's bee farm

A few months ago, Charlene visited her vast and lucrative farm in her parent's Eldoret Home in Uasin Gishu county.

Ruto's daughter, who does not shy from showing some of her assets, flaunted the beehive on her farm and revealed its name.

On her Twitter, Charlene also detailed how she organised the hive after realising that the one the bees occupied was upside down and had to fix it.

"While doing spot checks on the hives, we realised that some bees had occupied a hive that had been set aside upside down and had started forming honeycombs. We turned the hive upright, harvested the honey present and named it "Bottom Up" for easier observation of its progress," Charlene said.