Kenyan comedian YY has delighted fans after sharing a touching video showing the warm welcome he received from his daughter after returning home.
The clip, which he posted on Instagram, captures a quiet night-time reunion that quickly won the hearts of social media users. Before running to embrace him, the little girl first took a moment to confirm that the person at the door was indeed her father.
Once she recognised him, she burst into excitement and rushed to greet him, creating a moment that many parents described as both genuine and relatable.
Sharing the video, YY accompanied it with the caption:
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In the recording, his young daughter is heard asking to inspect his hair, exclaiming "wow!" twice before a cascade of gleeful "ey!" sounds follow in rapid succession. YY, clearly delighted, responds warmly, calling her "my gorgeous daughter" and inviting her to ride along with him.
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YY shares his daughter with actress Marya Okoth. Since going their separate ways, the two have publicly maintained that they are committed to co-parenting and ensuring their daughter grows up in a supportive environment.
Although both have occasionally shared glimpses of family moments online, they have generally kept their daughter's private life away from the spotlight, choosing instead to post selected milestones and memorable occasions.
The latest video offered fans another glimpse into the close bond between father and daughter.
"The happiness on her face says everything," one fan observed after watching the clip.
Fans React to the Emotional Video
The video attracted reactions,
Faith Wanjiku commented:
"Children never fake love. The excitement on her face is so beautiful."
Kevin Otieno wrote:
"This is priceless. These are the moments that every parent treasures."
Ann Njeri added:
"She had to confirm it was really daddy before celebrating. So adorable."
Meanwhile, Brian Kimani said:
"Co-parenting is not always easy, but it's wonderful seeing parents who continue showing up for their children."
