To anyone thinking that Carol Kim will be readily available for use or misuse in the year 2026, they should sleep and dream again.
This is after the social media influencer took to her Facebook page to spell out what she wants from all Kenyans in 2026 who wish to be near her.
In a brief Facebook post on Thursday, January 1, 2026, Carol Kim made it clear that access to her life will no longer be automatic.
Lying casually on a sofa, Carol accompanied her photo with a bold list titled Rules for 2026, a message that quickly drew reactions from followers who viewed it as both reflective and firm.
Without directly addressing anyone, the influencer appeared to signal a shift in how she intends to handle friendships and personal boundaries in the new year.
Lines clearly drawn
“Match effort with effort. Access is earned, not given. Show up where you’re wanted. Stop explaining yourself. Silence is an answer.
“Observe patterns. Protect your peace. Remember the disrespect,” Carol Kim wrote on Facebook.
The post, though short, carried a strong undertone of self-preservation and accountability, themes that resonated widely as many reflected on their own 2025 journeys.
Some followers praised her for choosing peace, while others described the message as a quiet warning to those who may have taken her kindness for granted.
Notably, the post came just a day after Carol publicly celebrated Kikuyu gospel musician and philanthropist Karangu Wa Muraya in a separate end-of-year message.
In that December 31, 2025, post, she praised his strength and resilience through difficult moments.
“As this year comes to an end, I just want to honour and appreciate you,” Carol wrote.
She concluded by praying for his protection and a new year filled with peace, joy, blessings, and favour.
Silence speaks volumes
However, Karangu Wa Muraya did not respond directly to Carol Kim’s message.
Instead, he marked the end of 2025 with several photos of himself, accompanied by a reflective caption thanking God for grace and extending apologies to anyone he may have wronged.
“My final post for the year 2025. Thank you, Lord for the grace that has carried me this far,” Karangu wrote, ending his message with SHALOM.
While neither party addressed each other further, Carol Kim’s 2026 rules have since stood on their own, signalling a year where boundaries, peace, and self-worth take centre stage.
