Kenyan teacher and content creator Teacher Cillah has sparked fresh reactions online after jokingly referring to herself as “Mrs GK”, days after President William Ruto’s son, George Kimutai Ruto, visited her school in Westlands, Nairobi.

A short video shared on social media on August 28 showed Cillah introducing herself before making the playful slip.

“Hey Mrs GK here, oh Teacher Cillah here, na…”

The clip quickly circulated across Kenyan social media platforms, with users linking her comment to her recent interactions with George.

George visits Teacher Cillah’s school

The latest moment follows George’s visit to Cillah’s school in Westlands, where he met the teacher and students.

Cillah had previously attracted attention for openly flirting with George through her social media posts.

Her online interactions with the President’s son eventually led to him visiting the school.
Tr Cillah // Instagram
During the visit, George addressed the attention surrounding his relationship status.

He told those gathered that he already had a girlfriend and was in a committed relationship.

His remarks appeared to clarify that he was not presenting himself as single during the widely discussed encounter.

However, Cillah's latest video has reignited the online conversation, with users interpreting her “Mrs GK” comment in different ways.

Kenyans react to viral video

The clip attracted a mixture of jokes, criticism and encouragement.

Some social media users accused Cillah of going too far with her public admiration for George, while others viewed the video as harmless humour.

Milly Wambui commented:
“Teacher Cillah, you are brave 😂😂.”
Brian Mwangi joked:
“Mrs GK loading 😂😂😂.”

GraceKungu90856 saw it differently:
"Keep manifesting girl, all this hype is bringing her something- brands, etc."

harrybo33355921 came to her defence:
"Jealousy will kill Kenyans, yet George has not complained. I know some of us love George because of what he did. And they look good together."

mwangi48ch kept it simple:
"This lady has good vibes; let her be!"

wambua_dmx added a bit of context: "This was once a university girl btw."