Being a mother is not an assured thing since some wishes to be but they cannot. Being an International mothers day, Citizen TV presenter, Victoria Rubadiri has shared a very emotional message to her daughter. Through her Instagram account, she wrote;
“Dear Neema, You see this picture? You were a week old, I was 18 and scared out of my wits. You were perfection, I was a wreck. I fought for a long time with embracing the identity of being a mother because I felt I wasn’t ready. Truth is, you are never going to be ready!
I learned that with time as you grew and became a different human being at every stage. I grew with you, made my mistakes but pushed forward. You healed me with your unconditional love. Though that admiration in your eyes has turned into occasional side eye now that you are a teenager.
We’ve made it this far Dudu and you’ve turned out pretty amazing. Babu, Mama, and Aunty have a lot to do with that. On this Mothers day. I thank God for you because you truly are a gift from Him. I pray you thrive in this life. I pray you are a light in your generation. I pray you are a beacon of hope in this world. -Love Mommy.”
Victoria Rubadiri became a mother at the tender age of 18. She says it was not easy for her as when she became pregnant, the baby daddy did not want anything to do with the baby.
Victoria says that at one point she contemplated having an abortion but her father would hear none of that. Her child is now alive because of the support she got from family. At the time, she was in university. She had her baby, and it was a baby girl. Her daughter’s name is Neema.
She is not shy to tell the world the amount of love she has for her daughter. Vicky insists that when she is not working, she puts everything on hold and goes home to spend the much-needed quality time with her daughter.
She loves traveling with her daughter whenever she gets time. She takes her on overseas trips including trips to Disney world and she also takes her to New Jersey. New Jersey is where Victoria Rubadiri baby daddy resides.
She lets her daughter see her father and she says that the father-daughter relationship between them is good. She also says that the father of her child now supports her decision to live in Kenya so that she might be able to look after her daughter.