Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has left her fans talking after sharing a video of herself shaking what her mama gave her.

The honourable member was donning a pink sweatpants and matching hoody as she danced before a mirror.

“One last mirror dance in Naivasha,” she captioned the video.

The video attracted a variety of reactions with most fans, expressing positivity on her vibrancy and energy.

“Our leaders, this is what we want please. Much love Karen,” a TikTok user identified as Gasherisheri told her.

“I have started liking you coz I noticed my hatred for you is your happiness, wonna be happy too,” Alilo wrote.

Another TikTok user known as Joan Jelagat said, “If Karen is happy I am also happy.”

“Mhesh am watching you from aluta enjoying myself,” Boboh said.

@karennyamu one last mirror dance in naivasha 💃🏼#karennyamu #senatorkarennyamu #senatornimjamo #bebeyakanairo #bebeyakanairopangakanairo ♬ Pam Pam – Ketchup

“Kiuno kigumu kama maisha yangu,” another netizen said.

Nyamu went to Naiavasha for a retreat in the company of her children.

The controversial senator recently made headlines after she tabled a motion in parliament to ban Aluta, a popular trend of partying nonstop on Sundays involving selling of alcoholic drinks and other substances and clubbing beyond the recommended time.

The motion that was tabled on November 30 seeks to address 5 key issues.

Firstly, Nyamu asked the senate committee to outline any of the governments plans to address the rise of uncontrolled partying and clubbing beyond the recommended time.

She went on to seek for a ” comprehensive statistics” on licensed bars and pubs and a report on whether they pose risk to their environs.

Aside from that, Nyamu  wants the committee to outline measures by the government that ensure strict adherence to “legally stated hours of operation by alcohol-selling join.”

She further said that the statement should include government’s plan to ban and control Aluta activities as well as an initiative to address the growing number of clubs and alcohol selling joints in residential areas.