Citizen TV actress, Brenda Michelle, was rushed to a hospital in Nairobi County on Thursday, May 13, after she was involved in a road accident.
Michelle plays the role of Alma in the drama series Zora, scripted and produced by Citizen TV's power couple, Rashid Abdalla and Lulu Hassan.
The actress was being driven by her husband and music producer, Jacky B, on Wednesday, May 12 when they were rammed into by an oncoming cargo train.
"Our car was hit when we were about to cross a railway line. It was dark and raining heavily. The train had no lights on. It never hooted too. It just ran into our car and propelled us into a flooded area nearby.
"I felt like a building fell on us. It was a very traumatic experience. Michelle felt most of the impact as she was in the co-driver seats," Jacky B stated, adding that he escaped with soft tissue injuries.
The duo checked in at a nearby hospital for tests, with Jacky B stating that they were not alarmed as the actress had not complained of incurring any critical injuries.
However, he was forced to rush her back to the facility after they were discharged and issued with prescribed medication. Michelle had complained of severe pain which they suspected may have been internal bleeding.
"Earlier on, a few tests were run on her head and limbs where she was complaining of pain and the doctors said it was tissue and muscle damage.
"However -later on- she started complaining of chest pains, dizziness and nausea. We are back here to run more tests. They suspect that she may have suffered from thoracic trauma," the artist explained.
A number of celebrities and followers reached out to the family wishing them well.
“We appreciate this immense amount of concern and support,” Jacky B stated.
