Karen Nyamu’s Figure Hugging Satin Dress Stirs Reactions During Talanta Awards

• Nominated senator Karen Nyamu attended the Talanta Awards, and has left tongues wagging about her outfit
• The mother of three showed up to the event in a figure-hugging dress, and her curvy backside left Kenyans with questions
• Nyamu, in the viral videos, was seen happily dancing and also shaking her God-given natural curves

Nominated senator Karen Nyamu has caused a stir with her figure-hugging dress.

Why did Karen Nyamu's backside cause stir?

In a video that has gone viral on social media, the politician was seen dancing next to TikToker Baba Talisha.

She rocked a green satin dress that captured her curves well, leaving much to the imagination.

The good Lord took his time to curve the politician, and during the Talanta Awards, she went viral for shaking what her mama gave her.

Kenyans questioned the authenticity of the politician's curvy backside in a series of videos that have gone viral online.

Netizens react to Nyamu's look

Here is what they had to say:

Ntwares:

"Why does Karen look uncomfortable or scared?"

Moh:

"Natural is peaceful sina lawyer though."

yopiu32:

"Please Karen nyamu make me understand hizi ni mawhat umevaa."

Moureen Lasoha:

"Hadi mimi niko confused ama, caren is not comfortable like she is not sure of herself let me mind my business."

1975gracy0:

"American height much love for her."

Karen Nyamu's 'simplistic' view

During the same event, Nyamu became a trending topic on the X social network because of her sentiments about the Finance Bill 2024.

The bill is to be deliberated on in its first reading by the lawmakers in the National Assembly.

The lawmaker, who is sponsored to the Upper House by the UDA party, was put to task over the bill in its initial stages of becoming financial law.

The Exchequer has proposed a raft of taxes in the bill as the Kenya Kwanza government aims to raise more revenue for its budget in the 2024/25 fiscal year.

While the question was specific to her general position, the senator chose to address the taxation aspect, which has been a subject of discussion since the bill was released.

Nyamu took issue with the part of the citizenry that decried the new taxation proposed in the bill.

The senator concluded it was evil for one to be bothered by the taxes.

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