“God, Why My Daughter and Not Me?” – See How Tabitha Gatwiri’s Mum Mourned Painfully
The Kenyan entertainment industry is mourning the untimely passing of Tabitha Gatwiri, a beloved actress and comedienne known for her vibrant spirit and captivating humor.
Gatwiri, who passed away on October 31, left a deep void, not only in the hearts of her fans but, most painfully, in her family.
Her mother, Marcella Sheila Sajuu, has expressed her heartache and sorrow in a touching tribute that has resonated with many across social media.
In a public post, Marcella poured out her grief, questioning why her daughter had to leave this world before her.
“God, why my daughter and not me?” she wrote, indicating the anguish of a mother’s loss. She described the profound bond they shared and expressed how Gatwiri’s love and support had brought joy to her life.
Her words reveal a heart torn apart, grappling with the reality of a life forever changed by her daughter’s absence.
As family and friends took to social media to remember Gatwiri, Marcella’s tribute stood out for its raw emotion and vulnerability.
She spoke not just as a grieving mother, but as someone who had found strength and joy in her daughter’s journey.
Gatwiri, who was widely admired for her comic talents and infectious personality, had often highlighted her mother’s unwavering support.
In a recent interview that resurfaced after her passing, Gatwiri described her mother as her “top fan,” sharing that Marcella was always the first to react to her posts and cheer her on.
Initially, her family hadn’t fully understood her path in content creation, but over time, they embraced her passion and took pride in her achievements.
Gatwiri’s passing has sparked an outpouring of condolences and tributes from fans and fellow artists who remember her for the joy she brought to others.
Online, many have shared comforting words for Marcella, offering her strength and empathy in this painful time.
Comments like “Pole sana, mama” (meaning “sorry, mother”) and “May God comfort you” flooded social media, reflecting the communal sorrow shared by Gatwiri’s supporters.
