Karen Nyamu Features As Video Vixen In Gospel Music Video: “Waambie Watulie”

• Karen Nyamu is truly that girl when it comes to interacting with the artistic world, as she featured in a music video
• The politician was a vixen in a gospel video, 'Waambie Watulie,' where she showcased her impressive dance moves
• The mother of three had been promoting the song on her social media platforms, and some wondered if the artiste coughed up millions for her to feature

Nominated senator Karen Nyamu has been featured in a gospel song as a video vixen.

Nyamu is a jack of many trades, and appearing in a video as a vixen is not a shock.

How much was Nyamu paid as a video vixen?

The youthful senator featured in Fire Bwize's 'Waambie Watulie' as a video vixen. She looked stunning.

Nyamu, who does minimal makeup showed up to the set in a blue skirt suit with her signature hairstyle.

The video talks about trusting in God and the process he puts one through.

The politician had previously teased about appearing in the music video on social media, stating that she was supporting Kenyan talent.

"Waambie Watulie video. Kumbe naweza kua video vixen nikilipwa poa (I can be a good video vixen if paid well)."

She did not divulge how much she got paid to appear in the video.

Netizens react to Nyamu appearing as vixen in music video

Here is what they had to say:

Mtu Kutu Ke:

"Wewe ni mtu wa maana sana unasupport Hadi msee wa mtaa ya Nakuru."

Noisemaker Wa Embu

"Senator Karen Nyamuu can't wait to see my mumamaz akiwa video vixen."

Dan Kiongos:

"Thanks to you mheshimiwa senator Karen Nyamu for the great support."

Joseph Makumi Munga:

"Mhesh Senator Karen Nyamu, you are performing a commendable job. Fire Bwize keep it up."

Dan Simiyu:

"I saw you shooting this video last Thursday hapo gate ya senate."

What did Karen Nyamu say after TikTok suspension?

In other news, the politician received a temporary suspension from TikTok’s live feature.

The action followed an incident where Nyamu embraced another woman closely during a live broadcast.

Taking to Insta Stories, the politician praised the platform’s decision and approved TikTok’s commitment to maintaining community guidelines.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke