Lulu Hassan Says Her Biggest Fear in Life is Death: “Nikifikiria Nawacha Watoto Wangu"
Kenyan media personality Lulu Hassan shared personal insights during a radio interview, revealing that her greatest fear is death due to her children. The interview also touched on her public image and her relationship with her husband, Rashid Abdalla.
Why it matters
The story reflects the high level of public interest in the personal lives of media figures in Kenya and the role of social media in humanizing celebrities.
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Citizen TV's Lulu Hassan had fans in stitches and in their feelings after a candid interview with Msenangu FM made the rounds on social media, thanks to her impossibly expressive face and some surprisingly personal revelations.
Lulu Hassan opened up about her greatest fears. Photo: Lulu Hassan. Source: Facebook
In the clip, the celebrated news anchor sat before the radio station's branded backdrop, dressed in a black patterned head wrap and a mauve hoodie bearing a repeating "H" logo pattern.
What made the video impossible to scroll past was her face, which swung from exaggerated disgust to wide-mouthed laughter to a coy smirk within seconds, culminating in a humble, prayer-like gesture that showcased intricate henna designs on her palms.
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