Kathy Kiuna Flaunts Luxury Private Jet She Used to Attend Charlene Ruto’s Wedding in Tanzania
Reverend Kathy Kiuna has given her followers a glimpse into the luxurious private jet she travelled in to attend Charlene Ruto’s wedding in Tanzania.
The preacher shared a video on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, capturing her night-time journey to the neighbouring country, including the aircraft’s elegant interior and refreshments served to passengers.
The white-and-blue aircraft featured a spacious cabin fitted with beige leather seats and polished brown wooden tables, offering passengers a luxurious and comfortable travel experience.
Kathy appeared delighted by the experience, filming herself as she boarded the aircraft and documenting different moments of the journey.
Inside Kathy Kiuna’s Luxury Private Jet
The video offered a closer look at the aircraft’s sophisticated interior, with its spacious seating arrangement and beige leather upholstery complemented by brown wooden finishes.
The cabin featured seats arranged around wooden tables, creating an elegant setting for passengers to relax during the flight.
Kathy also showed some of the refreshments served aboard the aircraft, including fresh fruits, as passengers enjoyed their journey to Tanzania.
Accompanying the footage was a caption expressing her gratitude for the experience.
“Favour is just that. You can’t explain it. It is what it is,” she wrote.
Kathy Travels With Daughter Vanessa and Reverend Julian Kyula
Kathy was not travelling alone, as she was accompanied by her daughter, Vanessa Kiuna, and Reverend Julian Kyula, the founder of Rhema Feast, alongside other guests.
The group travelled to Mwanza to attend the wedding of President William Ruto’s daughter, Charlene Ruto, and Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge.
The couple exchanged vows on Friday, November 6, 2026, in a high-profile ceremony that attracted guests from Kenya and Tanzania.
Charlene’s wedding drew considerable public attention, with photographs and videos from the celebrations circulating widely on social media.
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