Renowned realtor Mary Diana's death is still a shock to many who have been paying her tributes with moving statements.

The Modern Homes CEO died on June 28, and her family later released a statement giving more details.

She joined a list of personalities who hit the headlines this week, as highlighted by below:

Modern Homes CEO Mary Diana died on June 28 in her house after going to bed and never waking up.

The award-winning realtor who was also a renowned TikToker left many in shock after her death was confirmed on social media.

Some wondered what may have led to her untimely death, even as they paid glowing tributes in her honour.

"At Dependable Brands, we mourn the loss of a remarkable woman whose impact will continue to be felt for generations. Our thoughts and heartfelt prayers are with her family, loved ones, the MD Modern Homes team, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. May her soul rest in eternal peace," read a statement from Dependable Brands.

TikTokers shared how Diana impacted their lives and inspired them by her life, travelling and winning awards at a young age.

The Modern Homes CEO's family released a statement giving insights into the plans they had following Diana's death.

They confirmed that she died at home after a short illness and celebrated the powerful and talented woman that she was.

The mourning family also shared that they had started making plans for her burial and a memorial.

According to the family, they also requested privacy and respect as they navigated the loss and promised to keep Diana's followers updated.

However, according to a close source, the realtor will be buried on July 10 and her memorial will be held on July 9.

The Nairobi county chief environment officer was on a TikTok live stream with a street boy who caught him off guard with his confession.

Mosiria was asking him what he had in his pocket, and the homeless guy said that he had money, but he was asked to show proof.

Upon removing the money, they counted the amount, which totalled KSh 1800, forcing Mosiria to ask where he got it from.

He then said that the money was from carrying bodies to the mortuary after the June 25 protests, which he claimed left 32 people dead.

As soon as he confessed, the cameraman diverted the video to something else, and the live stream ended.

Slain blogger Albert Ojwang's family, through their lawyer Julius Juma, clarified claims made by comedian-turned-activist Eric Omondi about donations.

Eric had initially claimed that his initiative, Sisi Kwa Sisi, had raised KSh 10 million for the late teacher's family.

However, Juma denied the claims and only affirmed the money they received from the president, sparking mixed reactions.

Some Kenyans asked Eric to show proof of the amount sent to Ojwang's family, while others continued to criticise the grieving family for accepting the president's donation.

The late athlete Kelvin Kiptum's widow, Asenath Rotich, made a comeback online after deleting all her content and taking a break.

She took a hiatus from social media after her in-laws accused her of deserting them after the award-winning athlete's burial.

She reappeared with striking photos but disabled the comment section, preventing fans from responding.

In one of the shots, she stood confidently in a grassy, semi-rural area, dressed casually in a black t-shirt, blue jeans, and pink sneakers.

Last week, Mulamwah's ex, Ruth K shared that her father was yet to speak to her after the comedian sent him her private videos.

Ojwang's uncle also claimed that they had been swindled of KSh 500,000 after money disappeared from the deceased's father, Meshack Opiyo's account.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke