Through the video, the entrepreneur opened up on her years-long struggles with receding hairline ever since she gave birth to her son, whom she shares with city businessman Brian, back in 2018 as she celebrated finally being able to undergo the cosmetic surgery to fix her unending problem.

In the snippet shared on her Instagram feed the former 'Nairobi Diaries' cast member could be seen grinning ear to ear as she walked in for her appointment. "This year is Risper's year, this year Risper has been blessed..." Risper said in a sing-song voice, her excitement beyond containment. 

"Hairline yangu yote ilienda ilienda na uzazi, mtoto alinyonya yote," the socialite stated. 

She went on to chide her haters trying to know what they'd be using to try to troll her now that she had fixed up all the mess. 

Risper chided her haters asking what they'd use to troll her now that she'd fixed up all the parts of her physical appearance that were deemed unattractive

On average, the cost of the surgery in Kenya ranges from Ksh. 100,000 to Ksh. 350,000 (approximately USD 1,000 to USD 3,500). This includes consultation, surgery, and aftercare.