Kenyan artistes rally behind Natalie Githinji as she recovers from endometriosis
By Trizer Lijondo, September 1, 2026Radio presenter and content creator Natalie Githinji has received an outpouring of love from Kenyan artistes and media personalities who visited her as she continues her recovery from endometriosis.
In an Instagram post shared on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Natalie expressed gratitude to the group, saying the visit was “just amazing” and thanking them for coming through to support her.
Artistes rally around Natalie
Among those Natalie acknowledged were Toxic Lyrikali, Kapitani, 4Mr Frank White, Lastie, Nana Owiti and Bonnke West.
“Na God lazima apewe tu sifa zake for everything,” Natalie wrote, before thanking the group and adding that she was “so grateful” for their support.
She also gave special appreciation to 4Mr Frank White for what she described as standing with them before God.
“Alafu thanks 4Mr Frank White kwa kututetea kwa God aki,” she added.
Natalie also reminded her followers about an upcoming September 27 event at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), before ending her message with a powerful statement: “Endo must be heard.”
Nana Owiti calls Natalie a warrior
Nana Owiti also shared her experience after visiting Natalie, describing her as “one of the strongest women I know” and “a warrior.”
Nana revealed that she first met Natalie six years ago at Switch TV Studios and said the visit had been long overdue.
She explained that she missed her Arsenal game to make the journey to see Natalie, adding that she was accompanied by “incredible male allies and talented Gen Zs” who taught her about unity, loyalty, respect and genuine love.
Nana said Toxic Lyrikali was among those who felt they could not stay another day without visiting Natalie, who she described as having given them a “frontrow seat” to her fight against endometriosis.
A show of love during recovery
According to Nana, the group had an enjoyable time with Natalie, who remained in high spirits despite being on a recovery bed.
She praised Kapitani for ensuring Natalie did not miss out on smiles and described her as “still the star she is” and “still a clown.”
Nana also highlighted the effort made by Bonnke West, who drove late to see Natalie, while Lord Dullah introduced her to Frank White and Lastie.
Nana concluded her message by wishing Natalie a speedy recovery and encouraging her to keep fighting.
The visit comes as Natalie continues to use her platform to create awareness around endometriosis, a condition that affects millions of women globally and is often surrounded by misconceptions.
Through the messages of support, both Natalie and her friends have continued to draw attention to the importance of listening to women living with the condition and recognising the physical and emotional challenges that come with it.