‘I Am Blessed Abundantly’-Isaya Yunge Celebrates Being Charlene Ruto’s Husband In Emotional Post

‘I Am Blessed Abundantly’-Isaya Yunge Celebrates Being Charlene Ruto’s Husband In Emotional Post

Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge has shared a heartfelt message celebrating his marriage to Charlene Ruto, expressing deep gratitude to God and describing himself as abundantly blessed following their white wedding.

Posting on social media on Thursday, November 12, 2026, alongside a photograph of his bride, Yunge reflected on the joy of beginning a new chapter together.

His tribute comes days after he exchanged vows with Charlene, the daughter of President William Ruto, during a lavish ceremony on Friday, November 6, 2026, at the Malaika Beach Hotel in Mwanza, Tanzania, attended by family, friends, and prominent guests from both Kenya and Tanzania.

Beyond celebrating his union, Yunge used the post to offer spiritual encouragement and prayers to followers navigating personal challenges.

“To everyone struggling in silence, may the Lord Almighty bless you loudly. Have a blessed day. May luck and grace of the Lord locate you. May your prayers be answered and your tears be wept by Jesus Christ. Have a beautiful day,” he added.

Yunge’s post follows an emotional reflection shared by Charlene on Monday, November 9, 2026, in which she described marrying the Tanzanian tech entrepreneur as one of the happiest milestones of her life.

She revealed that she had eagerly awaited November 6 to officially become his wife, noting that Yunge spearheaded most of the preparations for their…

In brief

Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge has shared a heartfelt message celebrating his marriage to Charlene Ruto, expressing deep gratitude to God and describing himself as abundantly blessed following their white wedding. Beyond celebrating his union, Yunge used the post to offer spiritual encouragement and prayers to followers navigating personal challenges. Yunge’s post follows an emotional reflection shared by Charlene on Monday, November 9, 2026, in which she described marrying the Tanzanian tech entrepreneur as one of the happiest milestones of her life.

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