Kenyans are calling out Julie Gichuru and Richard Quest for stage- managing their accidental meet and greet at the Nairobi National park.
In a video posted by Mr Quest, the two appear to randomly meet and greet each other, and then walk away in different directions.
Twitter users say that the gesture seemed stage – managed in a bid to clear their slight ‘tweef’.
“All’s well that ends well” Richard captioned their exchange.
Ahh look who I met? @JulieGichuru All’s well that ends well. pic.twitter.com/b3iAA7FWaq
— Richard Quest (@richardquest) October 27, 2018
Julie Gichuru recently got embarrassed by CNN presenter Richard Quest after the latter called out the former for misquoting him on his trip in Kenya.
Julie posted a photo of Quest at the Marula Manor with a fake caption,
“Nothing beats the service industry in Kenya…Here I am surrounded by giraffes while having breakfast! In a country declared by the World Bank as the Preferred Investment Destination in Africa…what else can I ask for?”
The duo seem to have ‘made up’, but Kenyans are not having it. Here is some of the reactions:
😂😂😂 pure rehearsal to launder the damage pic.twitter.com/FZ1g6aVlMF
— Billgrahams (@billgrahams1) October 27, 2018
I can’t believe that you’ve found a way to make a terrible embarrassing situation even more embarrassing and creepy…🤦🏽♀️😳
— Miss Caroline (@miss_Caroline10) October 27, 2018
this was uncomfortable to watch.
— 😈 (@bu_s_blues) October 27, 2018
Looks scripted
— Brian 🇰🇪 (@odidoowen) October 27, 2018
https://twitter.com/simeonominde/status/1056160219095543810
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