Popular Kenyan YouTuber Trudy Juma, alias Miss Trudy, has shared an emotional message of hope to women struggling with infertility and miscarriages, following the birth of her first child.
In a heartfelt post shared on Monday, February 9, 2026, a day after announcing the arrival of her first child, Miss Trudy opened up about her painful journey to motherhood, revealing once again how she suffered six miscarriages and spent many years wondering if she would ever hold her own baby.
The YouTuber further encouraged women facing difficulties in conceiving and childbirth not to give up.
“To every woman out here dealing with infertility or miscarriages… I pray that just as God did it for me after 6 painful miscarriages and many years of waiting and wondering if my arms would ever hold my own baby … I pray that just as he did it for me, he may do it for you too. “Don’t give up,” Miss Trudy shared.
She prayed for women dealing with infertility or miscarriages, encouraging them not to give up. Miss Trudy said that just as God came through for her, He would also come through for others, urging them to trust in God’s perfect timing even if the wait feels long.
“I pray for every woman out here dealing with infertility or miscarriages… don’t give up. just as God did it for me, may he do it for you too! Though it may tarry, wait for it. God’s timing is perfect!” she added.
Her message touched many women who are silently going through similar struggles. Infertility and pregnancy loss remain deeply emotional experiences, often faced in silence due to stigma and pressure from society.
Miss Trudy’s miscarriages
This comes after her husband, Ghanaian travel vlogger Wode Moses Maya, opened up about the heartbreak they have endured over the years in their marriage.
In an emotional post shared on his official social media pages on Sunday, January 11, 2026, Maya revealed that they lost six pregnancies before finally welcoming hope in 2025.
“September 2021 — we were told we couldn’t have children. December 2021 — I asked her to be my wife,” he wrote.
“September 2022— we got married, on the same day she lost her mother 13 years earlier.”
The YouTuber further revealed that in 2025, they became pregnant again after six heartbreaking miscarriages.
“After 6 heartbreaking miscarriages over the years, in 2025, we became pregnant again,” Wode Maya revealed.
He added that their journey, filled with challenges, losses, and tears, stands as a testimony of resilience, faith, and hope.
“Through every challenge, every loss, and every tear, our journey is a testimony of resilience, faith, and hope. God is the greatest,” he said, giving credit to God for guiding them through their struggles.
