Dancing TV journalist Shiksha Arora has touched the hearts of Kenyans with her kindness toward a random stranger.

The journalist posted a video walking through a market, saying:

"I have KSh 100,000 to give away, and I want to spend it all on a stranger—specifically, a mum."

Arora then walked around looking for a suitable beneficiary of her generosity. She noticed a woman who smiled at her and decided to approach her.

“How much do you earn in a day?" Arora asked Jackie Njenga, who sells groceries.

The businesswoman said she earns about KSh 5,000 daily.

"If I give you KSh 10,000, will you close shop and spend the day with me?" Arora asked. Jackie agreed.

Shiksha handed her the money, and the two boarded a vehicle. Arora asked Jackie what her favorite food was, and Jackie replied “githeri,” which made them both laugh. Her second choice was pizza, so they went and got some—with pineapple toppings.

Jackie opened up to Arora about her life.

"The kids are not mine biologically. My mother passed away when I was young, and I’ve been taking care of them since."

She shared that she has struggled to conceive and has lost around eight pregnancies.

“I’m still trying, and I believe that one day I will have a child,” Jackie said.

They then visited a salon for a facial, a hairdo, and a manicure. Next, they went shopping for classy outfits, several pairs of shoes, earrings, and a necklace. Arora also bought flour and other household items for her.

Finally, Shiksha gave Jackie the remaining KSh 59,900 in cash.

“I wish my mother were here. I wish I could spend this with my biological children,” Jackie said, breaking down in tears.

Kenyans admitted to crying after watching the emotional clip:

🔥ARINGA👑🔥:

“Those of us who’ve cried, let us meet in the prayer room. Jackie needs our prayers.”

Usjedida:

“Much love, Jackie Njenga. God remains on the throne.”

Wambui:

“This is amazing. Jackie Njenga, receive your bundle of joy in God's mighty name.”

Lucciana:

“Heal the world, make it a better place.”

ELDORET GOSSIP CLUB:

“She turned from mama mboga to mama wa Harrier. The glow.”

Swabrah:

“Lost eight babies. I'm cutting onions.”

In other news, the award-winning journalist expressed gratitude to her house help by treating her to a hair makeover.

The media personality revealed she had known Judy for 15 years and appreciated how much easier she made life for her and her family.

Many social media users praised the kind gesture, noting how rare and valuable it is to find a reliable and dedicated house help.

Source: TUKO.co.ke