Kenyan Female Rugby Players Delight Netizens With Playful TikTok Video: "Strong Hardworking Ladies"

• Two Kenyan female rugby players stunned netizens after stepping out with a dance in response to a fan's question
• Many people could not help but appreciate how toned they looked, while some commended their workout discipline
• The female rugby players were dancing in dresses on TikTok while having fun, and Kenyans thanked them for representing the country

Kenyan female rugby players have been the delight on social media after their videos showing off their toned bodies.

One of the athletes using the TikTok handle @luhyabae dropped a video of themselves dancing to a beat that was remixed with Tanzanian singer TID's viral interview moment.

Inside female rugby player's fashion sense

In the video, one of the ladies donned a short, pink sleeveless dress, flaunting her well-toned muscular biceps. She also rocked what looked like short dreadlocks.

Beside her was her fellow teammate, who was in a long yellow dress that had grey dots. The dress also had an extended thigh-high cut, showing off her curves.

The video was a response to a TikToker who had questioned who there the ladies wand they represented in style, gaining praise from Kenyans.

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to video of female rugby players

Here are some of the comments from social media users:

@lilsarchy said:

"I love my Kenyan rugby women."

@Dime said:

"I love rugby and I love you guys."

@churchyl Winston said:

"These two ladies have done a lot for our country as athletes than any of these women on TikTok just shaking their bodies."

@annmwamgangi2019 said:

"Salute for playing for our country, love all around."

@The Miss Muya said:

"Thank you for representing Kenya."

@Fragrances said:

"Respect. I know getting that kind of body takes a lot of mental and physical discipline and hard work."

@Essy said:

"For my love for rugby, I love you guys."

@Mfume Kadzi said:

"All I see are 2 strong, courageous and passionate women. Go girls."

@perer said:

"The bodies are proof of consistency and discipline."

Woman with hairy chest opens up about stigma

Elsewhere, a Kenyan woman with a beard and chest full of hair recently revealed that she faced stigma and discrimination while growing up.

Speaking during a TikTok live on April 16, Wanggy Ivvah91 revealed she started growing facial hair when she was 13 years old, a condition known as hirsutism.

Wanggy said she faced stigma while growing up, and society referred to her as an outcast, among other things.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.