Kenyan comedienne Elsa Majimbo is in love and can't keep calm about the feeling.
The 21-year-old internet sensation introduced her caucasian boyfriend to her online community on Friday, December 16, sending the internet into a frenzy.
In cosy photos and videos shared across her official social media pages, Elsa poured her heart out to the man, saying he had brought so much happiness, love and joy to her life.
She appreciated him for always being there for her and gifting her "favourite things".
In one of the videos seen by K24 Digital, the fine young man with a well-trimmed beard, is seen making Elsa's hair in their apartment.
"To my darling love…thank you for bringing me so much happiness, love, joy. Thank you for showing me what love looks like," Elsa captioned the post.
She added: "Thank you for doing my hair and playing chess with me and buying me things (my favorite) I love you so🥺💗."
To my darling love…thank you for bringing me so much happiness, love, joy. Thank you for showing me what love looks like. Thank you for doing my hair and playing chess with me and buying me things (my favorite) I love you so🥺💗 pic.twitter.com/pfBNplRTjo— Elsa Majimbo (@ElsaAngel19) December 15, 2022
Elsa's followers thronged the comment section to wish the love birds all the best in life on their new journey.
The revelation comes months after Elsa settled in Los Angeles, United States.
The comic said in July that she had settled in LA after searching for a house for about a year.
“After looking for a house in LA for one year I got the place… A new house and a happy girl,” she said.
Two months later, she vowed never to return to Kenya, citing a strained relationship with Kenya's online community.
Elsa while speaking to Forbes Magazine, stated that her troubled relationship with Kenyans dates back to 2020 when she started gaining global recognition with her short comical videos made from the comfort of her bed.
Most Kenyans, she said, were colourists towards her and wished for her downfall. Majimbo said she was open to visiting her family but would not prolong her stay.
“They were hell-bent on my failure. When the whole world was cheering me on Kenya was praying for my downfall so when I got the chance, I packed my bags and left. I'll go to see my family but I left and I'm never going back," Elsa stated.
The entertainer said she endured cyberbullying from Kenyans for her skin whom she thought would support her promising career.
"I have a very complicated relationship with Nairobi. When things started going on well for me there was a lot of backlash against me and there were a lot of colourist things said towards me and surprisingly it was people from Kenya who were doing that and they were bullying me on the internet," she noted.
