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Njoki Murira Grandmother Goes Viral for Stunning Genes

TikToker Njoki Murira’s grandmother became an internet sensation and trending after a video showcasing her youthful energy and striking resemblance to the curvaceous content creator went viral across Kenya.

Fans dubbed the elderly woman “Shosh wa Gen Z” on social platforms, marvelling at how Njoki seemingly inherited her grandmother’s charm and physique. The clip, shared on Njoki’s TikTok account (@njoki_murira00), has sparked a wave of admiration, with netizens claiming the duo’s “grandma genes” are the secret behind their captivating presence.

The video features Njoki’s grandmother dancing alongside her in their family’s Thika village home, effortlessly matching the TikToker’s signature moves. Dressed in a vibrant orange headscarf and flowing skirt, the grandmother’s fluid steps and radiant smile left viewers in awe. “Njoki’s shosh is proof good genes run deep!”

The clip, which garnered over 1.2 million views in 48 hours, shows the pair sweeping their compound before breaking into a coordinated dance, highlighting their close bond. Njoki, a 24-year-old Kikuyu-Kamba creator with over 2.6 million TikTok followers, has long celebrated her rural roots.

Her grandmother, affectionately called Shosh by fans, has appeared in previous videos, but this latest one struck a chord. “I got my curves and hustle from Shosh,” Njoki captioned the post, crediting her grandmother’s influence.

Fans noted striking similarities, from their expressive eyes to their confident poise, fuelling the “grandma genes” narrative. The viral moment comes as Njoki continues to dominate TikTok, having built a permanent house for her parents in 2023 with her earnings.

Her grandmother’s cameo has drawn comparisons to other viral grandmas, like Shosh Kinangop, who gained fame for her TikTok dances in 2022. Social media buzzed with praise writing, “Njoki’s shosh is giving main character energy!”

However, some questioned if the video was staged for clout, a claim Njoki dismissed, saying, “Shosh loves dancing; it’s in our blood.”

Meanwhile, Njoki’s grandmother remains unfazed, with fans calling for more joint videos. As the “grandma genes” trend grows, this heartwarming story shows the power of family ties in Kenya’s digital age.

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