Isaya Yunge has sparked fresh speculation about his wedding plans with Charlene Ruto after sharing a romantic video of the couple following their traditional Koito ceremony.
The Tanzanian entrepreneur posted cinematic moments showing him and Charlene enjoying intimate moments together, giving fans another glimpse into their relationship after their high-profile traditional engagement.
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What caught attention, however, was not just the loved-up footage but the message accompanying it. A message about God's plans.
Yunge's caption centered on faith, perseverance and trusting God's direction.
“No one can stop God's plans for your life,” he wrote, referencing Isaiah 14:27.
He closed with four words that sent fans into a frenzy:
“See you at the altar, my love. 💍🤵🏾👰🏾”
He also addressed Charlene directly, ending the post with the hashtags #CAndI and #SaveTheDate.
The choice of #SaveTheDate has fueled speculation that the couple could soon announce details of another wedding ceremony.
However, neither Yunge nor Charlene has publicly confirmed a date for a white wedding. From Koito to the next step.
However, neither Yunge nor Charlene has publicly confirmed a date for a white wedding. From Koito to the next step.
The post comes shortly after the couple's traditional Koito ceremony, which took place on August 8 at Intonna Heritage Farm in Kilgoris, Narok County.
The ceremony brought together members of the Ruto family, Yunge's family, friends and several prominent political figures. It marked an important cultural step towards marriage for the couple.
Koito is a traditional Kalenjin ceremony where the families formally come together to affirm a relationship before marriage.
It does not, on its own, mean that a couple has already held a civil or church wedding. Yunge has previously been open about his feelings for Charlene.
Following the Koito, he described her as his “good thing” and an answered prayer in another social media message.
It does not, on its own, mean that a couple has already held a civil or church wedding. Yunge has previously been open about his feelings for Charlene.
Following the Koito, he described her as his “good thing” and an answered prayer in another social media message.
