Msupa S Builds Mom House 3 Years After Relocating To US: "She's Happy"

• Rapper Msupa S was praised online after constructing a permanent house for her mother in their rural home in Bomet county
• Msupa, who moved to the US in late 2020, shared a photo flaunting the new house, revealing her mum was happy
• The content creator got married to her Kenyan-US-based husband in November 2022 and recently said she was expecting her fourth kid

Rapper Msupa S has shared a photo of her mother's beautiful newly constructed house in Bomet county.

Msupa S gifts mum house

The mother of two, who recently announced she was expecting her fourth child, shared a photo showing her mum's house and said she was excited.

Thank you, God, for this blessing. My mother is the happiest person. First step to success," she wrote.

Msupa S's hubby speaks on their relationship

Msupa relocated to the US in late 2020 and married her Kenyan-American partner, Tim, in November 2022.

Speaking recently during a short interview with his wife on her YouTube channel, Tim revealed that he was born in a small village, Jua Kali, in Uasin Gishu.

The police officer, who recently welcomed his second child with the Hello Hello hitmaker, revealed he applied for a green card twice, failed after the first attempt, but was lucky after applying for a second time, and relocated in March 2008.

Tim also revealed he was happily married to Msupa S and loved being with her.

"You know I love you," he said.

The lovebirds' wedding photos went viral, with many congratulating them and talking about it; he said:

"It was very tough for me, but I liked it, irris what irris."

Despite many experiencing culture shock, Tim said he was well-conversed with the American culture because his friends who had travelled to Africa earlier had briefed him prior to his travel.

Kenyan woman builds parents a house

In a similar story published on TUKO.co.ke, a Kenyan lady, Hellen Daniel, left netizens praising her after gifting her parents a fully-furnished house.

In a video she shared on TikTok, she showed her humble beginnings from when she and her family lived in a grass-thatched house. Hellen posted a tiny grass-thatched hut revealing she built it when she was working as a househelp.

After landing a security guard job, she upgraded them to a semi-permanent house with iron sheets. Despite her humble beginnings, Hellen worked hard to beat poverty. She shared a photo working in an office, seated on a computer and captioned it:

"Got a good job and helped my parent educate my siblings."

The lady revealed she met her Mzungu husband, who helped her build her parents a big permanent house.