Charlene Ruto gushes over younger brother George in lovely post as he turns a year older

President William Ruto’s son, George Ruto, turned a year older on Wednesday, December 31, and to mark his special day, his sister Charlene Ruto was among those who came out to celebrate him in a big way.

Charlene Ruto showered her younger brother with love and affection as he marked his birthday.

In a lovely post sighted by Nairobi News, Charlene shared five photos of herself with her brother in jovial moods, accompanied by a caption meant to encourage him as he grows older.

The First Daughter heaped praise on George for vehemently promoting Kenyan matatu culture through his various investments, such as Mood and Raptor.

Charlene Ruto gushed over her younger brother in a lovely social media post as he celebrated his birthday. Photo: Charlene Ruto/Facebook

Charlene described her brother as a risk-taker who dared to try and has been winning by the day.

She also noted that although George is her younger brother, he has always cared, loved, and shown up for her and his loved ones.

The President’s daughter lauded her brother for single-handedly starting a number of ventures that he pushed and eventually made successful.

Charlene wrote:

“Happiest birthday to my sunshine in the rain @georgekruto!!!! Little brothers are so precious to have, and it is even more precious to have one as loving, caring, generous, and focused as you are! I have seen you work so diligently to build platforms for young people in football through @82_sportske and demonstrate your brilliance in business so creatively through @raptorfam_ke and MOOD! As you would put it, ‘No Risk, No Story!!!’ May you live to blow 100-plus candles 🕯✨🎀🎉🎊🎆.”

The First Daughter described her brother as a risk-taker who dared to try and has been winning by the day. Photo: Charlene Ruto/Facebook

Following her post, other netizens joined in wishing George Ruto a happy birthday, with many expressing their support for him for always doing the most for Kenyans, especially the youth, through the matatu industry and other ventures he runs.

This publication understands that George is one of Ruto’s children who has endeared himself to Kenyans thanks to the various stances he has taken, proving his deep connection to the ground.

Not only is George loved for keeping matatu culture alive, but also for his calm, humble, and laid-back demeanor, a total contrast to other children of heads of state.