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In a heartwarming twist, a Kitui domestic worker invites her employers to be the "Best Couple" at her wedding, celebrating an 8-year bond that defied class barriers.

In a world often filled with stories of workplace abuse, a wedding in Mwingi, Kitui County, has restored faith in humanity. Petronillah Patrick, a domestic worker, tied the knot with her high school sweetheart this weekend. But it was her choice of the "Best Couple" that stole the show: she chose her employers.
Petronillah, who has worked for the couple for eight years, described them not as bosses, but as parents. "They took me in as a girl, educated me, and now they are walking me down the aisle," she told TUKO.co.ke. The employers, beaming with pride, fully funded the wedding reception.
The image of the wealthy employers serving food to the guests at their employee's village wedding has gone viral. It challenges the rigid class structures that define domestic labor in Kenya. "They respected my dignity," Petronillah said. "They allowed me to study cosmetology while I worked. They built me."
As Petronillah drove off to her honeymoon (also a gift from her bosses), the village of Mwingi celebrated more than a marriage. They celebrated a relationship that transcended the contract, proving that kindness is the ultimate currency. In a divided world, this was a moment of pure unity.
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