Popular content creator Lydia Wanjiru has stepped forward with an emotional and urgent appeal for financial support, rallying aid for her boyfriend, Leone Frank Doso, who is currently hospitalized after suffering a devastating fall. The incident has shifted their well-documented relationship from social media headlines to a serious health crisis, prompting an outpouring of concern from their extensive online following.
Frank Doso, a prominent figure in Kisumu's entertainment scene, is widely known as an event planner, club promoter, and talent manager. His relationship with Lydia Wanjiru has, over time, garnered significant social media attention, particularly after their recent reunion slightly over a month ago following a brief separation—a moment that had Kenyans widely discussing their reconciliation.
In a raw and heartfelt Instagram post, Lydia revealed the harrowing details of Doso's accident and subsequent hospitalization. "I'm reaching out with a hopeful heart. Leone Frank Doso recently suffered a tragic fall from the 4th floor of an apartment," she disclosed. The fall resulted in severe injuries, including a severe pelvic fracture, muscle tear, and internal bleeding, necessitating an intensive eight-hour life-saving surgery.
The immediate physical trauma was compounded by further critical complications. Lydia shared that Doso subsequently suffered from shock and trauma, which led to acute kidney complications. As a result, he had to be placed on dialysis to stabilize his condition, highlighting the critical nature of his recovery journey. Doso is currently receiving intensive care within the hospital’s High Dependency Unit (HDU), with visits strictly limited to immediate family members due to the severity of his condition.
Faced with mounting medical bills and the profound emotional strain of Doso's recovery, Lydia Wanjiru has turned to the public for assistance. Her plea is direct and poignant: "We are humbly asking for your help to ease this financial burden so we can focus fully on Leone's recovery. Any contribution, big or small, will go directly towards his hospital expenses, medication, and rehabilitation ahead."
