Awinja flaunts her Jeep
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Standard Entertainment
| Nov 11, 2023
Content creator and actress Jacky Vike aka Awinja is the latest owner of a Jeep if her posts are anything to go by.
Through Instagram, the former Papa Shirandula actress said she had been influencing Jeep hires in the past but was now a proud owner of one.
Posing beside her new machine, Awinja said she was considering repainting it.
"From Influencing For Jeep Hires to Buying one, Grateful not sure about the White, might Wrap it Later," she wrote.
Several celebrities congratulated her on her achievement in the comment section, lauding her hard work and consistency over the years.
YYcomedian: Ndio hiyo dinga ya wife sasa.....Nitauza hii pia
Terencecreative: God is good,am happy for you sister ....iwrap na kamisi ukitaka,ni yako
Sandradacha: Hongera hongera!
Mejja: Congratulations Mtu Wangu Inakaa Poa Msupa
Milly Wa Jesus: Congratulations. Beautiful ride
Betty Kyallo: Congratulations!!!!!! So happy for you.
Upbringing
In a 2021 interview, Awinja opened up on her strict upbringing in Guanga, a busy hood in Eastleigh, Nairobi.
The actress admitted that she detested the area they grew up in. Thus, she did everything in her power to try and move her family to a better setting.
According to Jackie, theft cases and negative peer influence mostly dominated Guanga. In her attempt to lead an everyday life, the social media sensation reveals she developed extreme self-esteem issues as her normal would often be considered dumb.
"That area crashed me. It crashed my self-esteem. I had serious self-esteem issues. This was mainly brought about by the life people led there. In that area, if you lived a straight life you would be seen as abnormal. If you are a girl in that area and you don't have a boyfriend who is a thief, you would be considered dumb. Most girls that I grew up with ended up being single mothers because some of their baby daddies were thieves and so they left them with kids. Others were shot, others faced the wrath of mob justice so those things really hurt my feelings," she said.
Aside from the struggle to try and fit into her hood, Jackie and her family abruptly lost their father, who was their breadwinner, slowing down her dream to give them a better life as she had not completed school at the time of his demise.