Jesus Compassionate Ministries founder Muthee Kiengei has celebrated his daughter in a special way.

The preacher, nicknamed the little one, named his daughter June Waithera, the Limousine Queen, after the way he chauffeured her from the hospital.

Born in 2023, Muthee Kiengei pulled out all the stops to make the day memorable. He hired an exquisite limousine to pick up June and her mother from the hospital.

Footage from the welcoming parade showed Kiengei entering the stretched vehicle while his son sat eagerly with a balloon, ready to welcome his sister.

On Friday, June 27, the little one, named after the month of her birth, marked her second birthday. Kiengei shared numerous photos of his daughter donning an all-pink outfit while walking in a lush garden. In another photo, June’s parents held her hands as they walked on either side of her.

In the caption, the preacher expressed his love for June, saying that she brought joy into his life. According to Kiengei, his daughter is an answered prayer.

“When I asked God to send me an angel, He sent my daughter. June Waithera, it is your second year in this world, what happiness you brought, grace which you carry, and joyful cheeks.

My love, my princess, many more years in this world. Happy birthday, the Limousine Queen, Toria 001,” he wrote.

The post attracted numerous well-meaning messages from his followers, with some saying June resembles either parent.

Here are some of the comments:

Esther Karaya:

“Original copy of her mum. Happiest birthday, queen.”

Mamake Tamara:

“Walking majestically like her dad, happy birthday, princess.”

Mercy Wamunyu:

“Wow, I remember like it was yesterday because they share a birthday with my son, Aviel. Happy birthday, June and Aviel—many more years of health and wealth.”

Mary Wamiatu:

“Happy birthday, June Waithira, her father’s copyright.”

Judy Nduta:

“Joycelyne Kiengei’s copyright. Happy birthday, baby girl.”

In other news, the avid biker recently took time off to visit his rural home in Nyandarua county, where he spent a few days tending to his property and farm.

The pastor shared glimpses of his stay, showing him strolling through the compound dressed casually in gumboots and a floral shirt.

His home features a modern bungalow surrounded by a secure wall, electric fencing, and solar lighting. The yard is neatly paved, with trimmed hedges and a relaxing gazebo. Kiengei also manages a small farm with turkeys, chickens, and cattle.

He was seen feeding the animals and checking on crops like maize and potatoes.

The visit included a quiet moment at his father’s grave, which he cleaned and maintained with care and respect.

Source: TUKO.co.ke