Kenyan musician Charisma found himself at the centre of attention for an unexpected reason during his performance at the inaugural Peaches & Cream event at Ngong Racecourse on Saturday, September 26.

The singer was performing alongside Watendawili when he appeared to lose his footing and fell on stage. Instead of stopping the performance, Charisma stayed down and continued entertaining the crowd from the floor.

The moment was captured on video and later shared on social media, where it quickly attracted attention.

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Charisma keeps performing

The fall could easily have brought his performance to an abrupt end.

Charisma, however, appeared to treat it as part of the show.

Footage shows him continuing to sing while lying on the stage before eventually getting back on his feet and carrying on with the set. 

Rather than allowing the fall to stop the performance, Charisma continued singing from the floor.

The decision changed the mood of what could have been an embarrassing incident.

Instead, the unexpected moment became entertainment for the audience and gave those watching another talking point from the event.

Was Charisma injured?

The available footage and reports do not indicate that Charisma suffered a serious injury.

He was able to continue performing after the fall and later returned to his feet.

However, neither Charisma nor the event organisers had, at the time of reporting, publicly detailed whether he experienced any pain or required medical attention after the incident.

That leaves the extent of any injury unclear.

Did he finish his set?

The available footage shows Charisma continuing with his performance after the fall.

Reports also indicate that he eventually stood up and resumed the set. 

There has been no indication that the incident forced him to abandon the performance.

His decision to carry on also meant that the crowd got to see an unscripted side of live entertainment.

What did the organisers say?

Peaches & Cream was a new daytime-to-night music experience staged at Ngong Racecourse and Golf Park.

The event was organised by Crispy Life Events and featured Kenyan performers including Watendawili, Njerae, Nikita Kering, Xenia Manasseh and others, alongside South African acts Shekhinah and Sun-El Musician. 

As of the latest available reports, there was no detailed public statement from the organisers specifically addressing Charisma's fall or whether he required medical assistance.