The well-known Kenyan photographer and TikTok personality, Baba Talisha, has called for continued support and prayers as his daughter, Baby Talisha, remains in the hospital.
The young girl, who has a significant following online alongside her father, has now spent three days under medical care.
The updates, shared across social media, have painted a picture of a father leaning on his faith during a challenging period. While the specific nature of the current illness has not been detailed in these updates, the photographer has been transparent about the emotional toll the situation is taking.
The Timeline of Admission
The ordeal began on the afternoon of 12 June, when Baba Talisha first informed his followers that the young girl had been admitted to a medical facility. He simply requested, "Pray for our baby," as the news of her hospitalisation broke.
By the early hours of the following morning, 13 June, the gravity of the situation became clearer. In a poignant post, he described the difficulty of the experience for any parent.

Current Medical Status
As the weekend progressed, updates indicated that the young girl’s condition remained delicate. Late on Saturday night, 13 June, Baba Talisha confirmed that his daughter was still being kept under observation by medical staff.
He noted that she was "still so weak" but remained steadfast in his hope for her recovery.
By 15 June, the situation entered its third day. The latest messages from the photographer remain focused on his daughter's resilience, describing her as a fighter and expressing a firm belief that it shall be well.
"My girl Talisha is fighting, and God is working. We believe in total healing." — Baba Talisha.
A Journey of Resilience
For those unfamiliar with their story, Baba Talisha (born Faustine Lukale) and his daughter have a well-documented history of overcoming adversity. The duo first captured the hearts of the public following a tragic car accident in 2020.

This current hospitalisation is another hurdle in what has already been a significant journey of rehabilitation for the young girl.