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Video: Rachel Ruto asks son Nick to stand next to wife during family photo

Video: Rachel Ruto asks son Nick to stand next to wife during family photo

A viral video from Charlene Ruto’s Mwanza wedding shows Rachel correcting the family photo lineup after spotting George beside Nick’s wife, Chemutai, before photos.

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Even at a lavish presidential wedding, a mother's eye never rests. First Lady Rachel Ruto proved exactly that in a video from Charlene Ruto's wedding in Mwanza, Tanzania, which has since gone viral on Facebook.

The clip, taken at Malaika Beach Hotel, where Charlene married Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge on Friday, 6 November, captures the First Family gathered for their official group photo.

President William Ruto and Rachel stood at the centre alongside the newlyweds, with their children; Charlene, Nick, George, Stephanie, June, Nadia and Cullie — arranged around them.

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Before the photographer could take the shot, however, Rachel noticed that the arrangement was not quite right.

George had ended up standing beside Nick's wife, Evelyn Chemutai Ruto. Rachel was quickly seen signalling with her hand, gesturing for Nick to move next to his wife and for George to shift positions.

Nick responded immediately, stepping into place beside Chemutai, while George moved aside.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! First Lady Rachel Ruto proved exactly that in a video from Charlene Ruto's wedding in Mwanza, Tanzania, which has since gone viral on Facebook. George had ended up standing beside Nick's wife, Evelyn Chemutai Ruto. Nick responded immediately, stepping into place beside Chemutai, while George moved aside.

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