Carol Sonie, a content producer, is celebrating a huge milestone, which she attributes to divine intervention and her fans’ ongoing support.
Her journey has been one of tenacity and determination, having overcome personal hurdles such as a high-profile separation with comedian Mulamwah.
Carol, who has been living with her parents, has decided to move into her own home.
She rushed to YouTube to share the wonderful news and thank her followers and friends for always supporting her.
Carol says she was terrified of this for a long time, but she is now ready to confront it.
“Your girl is finally moving out. It’s high time we start life and see what life has in store for us. It was one of my greatest fears. Nilikuwa nakaa hivi nafikiria nitoke kwa nyumba ya wazazi wangu niende wapi? Sijafukuzwa… But I’m actually super excited because this is one of the things I didn’t know I would achieve this soon,” she shared.
Carol also expressed her determination to confront the dread of beginning over.
“I am going to face that fear, the fear of starting afresh… It has been a very long journey. I love challenges and Morine Actress and I had set out certain targets,” she said.
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In a video she shared on her YouTube channel, her father advised her to never lose focus but always remember that he is there to support her
“I got your news and it made me very happy. You made a very good decision because it is a sign of someone who wants to grow. This is your time, and from the bottom of my heart, I wish you all the best. You have my blessing as I always say
“Life doesn’t stop; it keeps moving. If you lose your focus, you lose everything. You know yourself and what you want in this life. You have all my support. If you get stuck somewhere, you are free to talk to me. Just tell me anything; I’m always there for you,” he said.
Sonie’s mother was also happy for her daughter but she cautioned her against peer pressure and getting into things she cannot afford.
“I got the news when you said you wanted to move out. I thank God because it came from you and your heart. As a parent, there is no time I can tell you to leave, especially a girl child. A child never grows old in front of their parent
“So, what I want to tell you is that peer pressure shouldn’t hurt you… or make you do things you can’t afford. Live according to your means. Don’t look at how others are living. The most important thing is to inform God about everything you do because He has good plans for your life. May God continue to bless you,” she said.
