Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu did not have one of her best days on the morning of Thursday, June 19.

The mother of three is known best for the love and care she has for her kids, which has made her a fan favourite despite her political affiliations.

In a video shared on her Instagram Stories, Nyamu showed her daughter receiving medical treatment at a facility.

It was, however, not clear what hospital it was, but one could tell that it was just past midnight, which shows how much attention she gives to her kids.

In the video, her eldest daughter, Teanna, could be seen getting an injection, and from her reaction, she was definitely against it.

Teanna could be heard saying that she was scared, and her mother tried to reassure her that she would be okay.

"I don't know why I'm scared," she said.

"It's a phobia, I think, do you wan't me to hold you?" Nyamu responded.

The little one even asked the doctor if she had to get the injection, and the doctor had to notify her that it was important for her to get it.

Nyamu reacted to her question, noting how Generation Alphas are known to question everything.

In a small caption, she said:

"Motherhood, ndo sisi hao hosi in Pjs."

The exact reason for Teanna being taken to the hospital is unclear, but many are wishing the young one a quick recovery.

This comes as the politician has been spotted in the news circles lately over her previous relationship and her political stands.

Just a day ago, the politician reacted to the shooting of Boniface Kariuki in the CBD, and this time around appeared to be more careful with her words.

The lawmaker called out the implicated shooter over the incident, questioning whether Boniface was targeted or if it was a random occurrence.

Her response to a fan showed that she had learnt her lesson and responded in kind.

When the fan urged her to direct questions over the shooting to President William Ruto, Nyamu noted that he was aware.

She added that Ruto was 'as furious' as many Kenyans were about the incident, which to some was not enough proof.

They questioned if she was the government spokesperson, saying they would prefer to get the said information from the president himself.

Earlier on, Nyamu was forced to apologise after linking the opposition to the murder of Albert Ojwang in police custody.

Nyamu referenced the fake abductions that have taken place, claiming that the opposition could do anything to make the government look bad.

Later, Nyamu apologised and retracted her words, saying she never insinuated that Ojwang abducted himself, and demanded that the president ensure justice is served.

Source: TUKO.co.ke