Pierra Makena emotionally speaks after being hospitalised: “Being unwell can humble you”

Pierra Makena emotionally speaks after being hospitalised: “Being unwell can humble you”

Kenyan DJ and actress Pierra Makena worries fans after sharing a hospital-bed video, reflecting on gratitude but keeping her condition private as fans pray.

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Fans of Kenyan DJ and actress Pierra Makena are sending prayers her way after the entertainer shared a clip from what appears to be a hospital theatre, sparking widespread concern online.

In the video, posted to her Instagram on Tuesday, 11 November, Pierra is seen lying in a hospital bed dressed in a blue surgical cap and matching gown, covered with a white blanket.

Her eyes are closed, and her hand is pressed against her cheek, with a thin medical wire visible near her face. A soft voice can be heard in the background, quietly calling out "Mama, mama" in a tone that speaks to genuine worry from those around her.

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Accompanying the post, Pierra reflected on what it means to fall ill, writing about how being unwell teaches a person gratitude and humility. She did not, however, reveal the nature of her condition or any procedure she may have undergone.

The comment section filled quickly with messages of support.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Fans of Kenyan DJ and actress Pierra Makena are sending prayers her way after the entertainer shared a clip from what appears to be a hospital theatre, sparking widespread concern online. Subscribe and read news in your favourite messenger. Accompanying the post, Pierra reflected on what it means to fall ill, writing about how being unwell teaches a person gratitude and humility.

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