Wanjiku Stephens to Elsa Majimbo: We will still love you fully dressed
When Elsa Majimbo posted a photo of herself wearing a see-through dress on Instagram on Sunday, September 14, 2025, it sparked a wave of mixed reactions online.
Among those who weighed in was actress Wanjiku Stephens, who left a comment on the post saying, “I know it’s your body, your choice, girl, but imagine we will still love you when fully dressed.”
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The remark, though subtle, immediately caught attention as it reflected the sentiments of many fans who flooded Majimbo’s comment section.
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Judging by the reactions to her latest photos, a section of her audience expressed nostalgia for the “old Elsa Majimbo” who rose to prominence by posting light-hearted videos online, often humorously munching on crisps while sharing witty takes on everyday situations.
From crisps to global fame
Majimbo’s rise to fame was nothing short of remarkable. In 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she became an internet sensation with her short, quirky clips that combined humour, relatability, and an unapologetic embrace of her personality.
Her signature style — sunglasses on, crisps in hand, and a witty line delivered with sharp comedic timing — resonated with millions across the globe.
Her content quickly went viral, earning her recognition not just in Kenya but internationally. Within months, she was featured in global publications, signed brand partnerships, and even collaborated with high-profile celebrities and fashion houses.
Majimbo’s comedic authenticity turned her into one of Africa’s most celebrated young entertainers, and she soon relocated to the United States to pursue larger opportunities.
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Over the years, her style has evolved, moving from strictly comedic skits to a mix of fashion, lifestyle, and personal expression.
While this transition has allowed her to explore new avenues, it has also left a section of her fans longing for the version of Majimbo who kept them laughing during uncertain times.
Wanjiku Stephens’ comment highlights the delicate balance public figures often face — the freedom to express themselves versus the expectations of an audience that first embraced them for a particular reason.
While Majimbo’s recent fashion choice has stirred debate, it is also a reflection of her evolution as a young woman in the public eye.
