Chebet Ronoh, a former radio personality, has taken the internet by storm with her impressive weight loss transformation, inspiring countless women to take charge of their own fitness journeys. Recently, she opened up about her experience and future plans in an interview with foodie Boina on the DPL Festive YouTube channel. The conversation not only shed light on Ronoh’s personal fitness transformation but also gave a glimpse into her evolving career.
Ronoh has always been open about her struggles with weight loss, offering a relatable perspective for many of her followers who have faced similar challenges. Over the years, she has shared her fitness journey, highlighting both the ups and downs that come with achieving long-term health goals. Her honesty about the process has intrigued her audience, prompting many to wonder what the secret behind her transformation was.
According to Ronoh, there isn’t a single “magic” secret, but rather a combination of consistency, dedication, and mindful eating. “We love each other a lot, but if we were to date, it could take away from what we do. We’re perfect just the way things are between us,” Ronoh explained while laughing at the contrast between her disciplined diet and Boina’s carefree approach to food. Despite frequently indulging in large meals for her social media content, Boina shared her secret—walking! She emphasized that staying active through walking helps her maintain a healthy balance, even while creating content around food.
Ronoh’s ambitions extend far beyond her weight loss success. As she chatted with Boina, Ronoh shared insights into her career aspirations, including the possibility of transitioning to TV. In a surprising yet amusing revelation, she mentioned that her diet plan had earned her Ksh 300,000, showing just how successful her fitness journey has become—both personally and financially. “Yes, there are things I wanna be in life. I wanna be a scammer—it’s so easy! Like these holistic healing mamas who charge Ksh 10K for breathing. The stuff that I’m about to tap into, just watch me,” she joked, then added, “But seriously, there was a time I sold a diet plan. All I did was write down the things I was eating, and I made Ksh 300K. I mean, guys, scamming—it’s a business!”
She quickly clarified with a smile, “No, I’m just joking. My diet plan works.”
