A TikTok video showing journalist Rose Mbugua dancing with radio presenter Jakes Nyanjom at a Nairobi event has resurfaced online following her death, attracting widespread attention across social media.
The clip, which appears to have been recorded before her passing, shows the two media personalities enjoying themselves at what many users described as a lively event. After the video resurfaced, it quickly spread across TikTok, Facebook and X, prompting thousands of reactions from Kenyans remembering the late journalist.
As the video gained traction, some social media users claimed they had noticed what they described as an "odd" detail in the background.
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However, those observations remain speculative and have not been independently verified.
"The resurfaced video has become one of the most shared clips as people remember Rose Mbugua."
Fans Remember the Journalist
Rather than focusing on speculation surrounding the video, many Kenyans used the comments section to pay tribute to Mbugua and reflect on her life and career.
The emotional reactions highlighted the impact her death has had on colleagues, friends and viewers who followed her reporting.
Social Media Filled With Mixed Reactions
The viral clip generated a range of comments, with some users discussing the video's background while others urged restraint and respect.
Anne Wanjiku wrote:
"May Rose continue to rest in peace. My thoughts are with her family."
Brian Otieno commented:
"People should avoid reading too much into old videos. Let's remember her for her work."
Mercy Achieng said:
"Watching this made me emotional. She looked so happy."
Kevin Mwangi added:
"Life is unpredictable. Cherish every moment with the people you love."
Faith Njeri commented:
"The important thing is to celebrate the life she lived, not speculate about the video."
Old Videos Often Resurface After Public Figures Die
It is common for photographs and videos of public figures to re-emerge on social media after their deaths, as friends, colleagues and supporters share memories and tributes.
