Thousands fill KICC as music stars, influencers show up for Natalie Githinji’s endometriosis event
By William Muthama, September 27, 2026Thousands of people filled the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on Sunday, September 27, 2026, for Natalie Githinji’s Endometriosis Warriors event, an event like no other.
The gathering brought together women living with endometriosis, their supporters, celebrities, musicians and dancers for a day filled with music, performances, awareness and solidarity.
Natalie became emotional after taking the stage and seeing the huge turnout supporting the cause.
The moment captured the significance of the event for the media personality, who has openly shared her own journey living with endometriosis and used her platform to raise awareness about the condition.
The N.E.W. event was organised through Natalie’s Yellow Bold Girl Initiative in partnership with Eric Omondi’s Sisi Kwa Sisi Initiative Kenya. It was aimed at creating awareness while celebrating and supporting women living with endometriosis.
Music stars show up for Natalie
The event brought together a host of Kenyan music stars, several of whom took to the stage to entertain the crowd while showing their support for Natalie and the endometriosis cause.
Among the artistes who performed were Nadia Mukami, Bensoul, Lilmaina, Arrow Bwoy, Guardian Angel, Bahati, Fena Gitu and others.
The performances added to the celebratory atmosphere as thousands of attendees cheered the artistes and Natalie throughout the event.
Influencer Amber Ray also took to the stage, where she joined the crowd in showing support for Natalie.
Eric Omondi, who has been involved in the campaign around the event, was also present.
Guardian Angel and his wife, Esther Musila, arriving at the Endometriosis Warriors event at KICC. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24Digital from @trudykitui/Instagram
The event had been announced as a combination of awareness, entertainment and community support, with a wider line-up of Kenyan entertainers expected to perform.
Charisma, Okello Max take over stage
The entertainment continued with Charisma and Okello Max, who joined Natalie on stage for a dance session.
The trio danced together as the crowd cheered, creating one of the lighter and more energetic moments of the event.
Dancer Collo Blue and The Cluster KE also delivered an electric performance inside KICC, further energising the packed venue.
The dancers brought a different dimension to the event, with their performances keeping the audience on their feet as the programme continued.
More than music and entertainment
Beyond the performances, the event provided a platform for conversations around endometriosis and the experiences of women living with the condition.
The gathering was planned as a free-entry event where women living with endometriosis could connect, share their experiences and access information about the condition.
For Natalie, the event came at a deeply personal point in her journey after she recently underwent treatment and surgery following complications linked to endometriosis.
She has continued to speak openly about her recovery, encouraging other women living with the condition to give themselves time and patience during their own healing journeys.
Her emotional reaction on stage showed what the turnout meant to her as thousands gathered to support a cause that has become central to her advocacy.
With music stars, influencers, dancers and thousands of members of the public coming together, Natalie’s Endometriosis Warriors event turned KICC into a celebration of awareness, resilience and support.