Kenyan lifestyle content creator Natalie Tewa is exploring plans to establish a private, women-only online community where women can discuss everyday life without fear of public judgment.
Tewa shared the idea on Monday, October 26, 2026, explaining that women already make up about 80% of her online audience. She now wants to create a private space where they can connect over lifestyle, natural hair, fitness and travel.
The proposed community comes as Tewa considers returning to content creation in a more positive online environment.
Tewa Seeks a Safe Space for Women
Tewa said her experiences with online criticism and the shaming of women inspired her idea. She explained that she wanted a private community where women could speak freely without facing the kind of hostile comments they sometimes encounter on public social media platforms.
In her announcement, Tewa acknowledged that her remarks about men did not apply to everyone. However, she said she had repeatedly encountered men who were quick to shame women online.
Her proposal received a wave of responses from followers who offered suggestions on how to establish the group. Tewa thanked those who reached out and said she was considering the available options. She has not yet announced a final platform or a membership process.
Lifestyle, Natural Hair and Fitness Discussions
The proposed community would focus on topics that already feature prominently in Tewa’s content. Members could discuss personal milestones, relationships, natural hair routines, fitness goals and travel experiences.
The space could also allow women to exchange advice, share personal stories and connect with others who have similar interests.
However, Tewa is still exploring how to organise the community and create an environment that encourages respectful conversations.
Private Group Could Be the First Step
Rather than immediately launching a standalone application, Tewa is considering ways to test the idea using an existing group platform.
The initial setup would help her assess engagement, gather feedback and determine how members could participate in discussions.
She has not confirmed when the community will launch or how interested women can request access. For now, she is reviewing suggestions from her followers.
Plans Follow Engagement Announcement
The community proposal follows another major personal update from Tewa. On Saturday, October 24, she announced her engagement to her partner of three years. She shared details of a sunset proposal aboard a private boat but did not publicly identify her fiancé.
Her latest plans point to a possible new direction for her online presence, with greater emphasis on community and meaningful interaction.
If launched, the women-only space could offer Tewa’s followers a more private setting to discuss shared interests while helping her shape the next stage of her content-creation journey.
