Georgina Njenga is expected to leave Chiromo Hospital Group after completing 40 days of mental-health treatment, ending what was initially planned as a 90-day recovery programme. 
‎Her discharge was expected on Monday or Tuesday, according to an update shared by comedian Eric Omondi on November 6, 2026.

‎Georgina was admitted to Chiromo Hospital Group in Lavington, Nairobi, on October 2, 2026, after worrying social-media posts raised concern about her wellbeing.

‎Eric Omondi, working with her mother Alice Waruiru, helped locate her and arrange professional inpatient care.
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‎The treatment was first described as a 90-day programme. However, by day 40, Eric announced that Georgina was ready to return home, saying she had been given Monday or Tuesday as possible discharge dates.
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‎The cost of Georgina’s treatment was reportedly fully waived by Chiromo Hospital Group after intervention from its leadership, including CEO Dr Hongo and Professor Frank Njenga. ‎
‎This meant her family did not have to carry the financial burden of her rehabilitation.
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‎Eric’s Sisi Kwa Sisi initiative also helped mobilise public support and resources for her admission and treatment.‎
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‎Georgina’s stay was not easy. On day 15, she described it as difficult, writing: “May the goodness of God follow regardless, my stay here is terrible.”
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‎She also said she wanted to go home, explaining that a three-month stay felt long. She spoke about facing what she called “spiritual battles” during that period.
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‎By the 40-day mark, however, Georgina appeared more cheerful and hopeful. In a video shared by Eric, she smiled when he told her, “You’re glowing,” and thanked him.
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‎Georgina Njenga is a well-known Kenyan digital content creator and influencer. 
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‎Her recovery journey began after followers became worried about a series of concerning posts, including one in which she expressed a desire to be with God.‎
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‎Eric Omondi asked Kenyans for privacy, prayers and patience as she received care. He also limited visits to her mother and daughter, saying she needed space to focus on recovery.