Kenyan comedian and Media personality, Eric Omondi has shared a Halloween-themed photoshoot featuring influencer Georgina Njenga as she reaches day 30 of her 90-day mental-health recovery programme at Chiromo Hospital Group in Nairobi.
The video showed Georgina looking cheerful and energetic, giving many followers hope about her progress.
In the footage posted online, Eric visited Georgina at the hospital and organised a creative photoshoot with a “Garden of Eden” theme.
Georgina played Eve from the biblical story of Adam and Eve, wearing a costume made of green leaves and a matching leaf crown.
The behind-the-scenes video moved from the hospital’s main entrance, where the Chiromo Hospital Group sign was visible, to a green outdoor garden on the facility grounds.
Eric and Georgina joked and laughed during the shoot, and he described her as doing well.
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Georgina Njenga is a well-known Kenyan digital content creator and influencer. Public concern about her began after she shared distressing messages on Instagram, including posts about death and personal struggles, followed by a video showing her looking lost and disoriented outside a Nairobi supermarket.
Eric Omondi found her and, together with her mother, Alice Waruiru, took her to Chiromo Hospital Group in Lavington, Nairobi. She then began a planned 90-day inpatient treatment and rehabilitation programme.
Reports about her addiction remain largely unverified. Some online claims suggested that her struggles developed after she became a mother and that she was introduced to hard drugs by people in her social circle, but these allegations have not been independently confirmed.
What is clear from verified reporting is that she was admitted for mental-health care after alarming online posts and worrying behaviour in public.
Chiromo Hospital Group later waived Georgina’s treatment costs after its leadership intervened, removing the need for public fundraising. Eric has continued to share updates, including a day-15 video showing Georgina playing tennis and bowling.
Many Kenyans welcomed the latest photoshoot, saying they were relieved to see Georgina looking healthy and “glowing.”
However, others criticised the public sharing of her recovery, arguing that a vulnerable person should be allowed to heal privately.