Kenyans are up in arms against Tahidi high actors after another came out to ask for help from Kenyans to help her clear the school fee balance of her daughter who she says is yet to sit for national exams in a few weeks.
Kellen as she was known in the program is a single mom and is disabled. According to Tuko.ke she has no family to rely on and the business she ventured into with money she got from Tahidi high hasn't picked up yet. She needs help amounting to 71,000. She revealed that she is an orphan who grew up in a children's home this no one to run to.,
She also said that she was having difficulty paying her rent.
''I have a fee balance of about KSh 71K and I am not able to pay since I no longer working. I was on the Tahiti High program and since they stopped running the program, I have nothing," she says.
Kenyans think that the actors are taking advantage of their kindness after misusing their money. Just days ago Omosh as he is popularly known was all over social media crying for help and Kenyans came out strongly to help him through. Questions on why only the actors from the one-time popular show aired on Citizen TV cannot be avoided. 
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