Grace Msalame is making big moves, but it seems some trolls on the internet will not let her shine.
According to a recent report, Msalame was the victim of body-shaming when an online troll commented on her body as well as why she broke up with her baby daddy Paul Ndichu. She shared the direct message that indicated the troll hurling abuses at the mother of twins for her figure and recent career moves. Comparing Msalame to Ndichu’s wife Evaline Momanyi, the troll went on to dismiss down Grace’s latest career move as host of a new show Unscripted as earlier reported by The Sauce.
The curvaceous beauty went on to take a stand against the hateful comments, writing ” I’m raising two beautiful intelligent women of Faith & to come to terms with the fact that I have to raise them in this social media era where one minute it’s a smear campaign filled with the same rhetoric of objectification & the next a distraction from a person who’s only resort is to get behind a keyboard & spew negative energy! My Brand is in no way associated with negativity towards my own sex or the opposite sex.”
Coming to the spotlight after several prominent hosting roles on local television including “Art Scene” and “Str8 Up,” Msalame has established her name within the media industry. With the Unscripted show in the works set to air on 9th February 2019 as earlier reported by The Sauce, Msalame will focus on highlighting people from all walks of life who are doing some great work and having conversations about their journies.
Gracious and stern, she posted an apt Bible verse to address the negativity, showing her followers just how to deal with trolls. The Vivo brand ambassador quoted Hebrews 10:35-36 that reads, “Therefore do not throw away your confidence, which has a great reward. For you have need of endurance, so that when you have done the will of God you may receive what is promised.”
With days to the airing of her first episode as host of the Unscripted Show, Msalame is set to focus her efforts into being productive. Her response is the model way to respond to trolls and body-shaming that more public figures should emulate. Spread positivity.
