The video, filmed in Westlands, shows several women eagerly interacting with the foreigner, taking photos, and engaging in conversations with him.
Truhov, also known online as Vladislav Liukov, has been trending for secretly filming women in both Kenya and Ghana.
Using AI-powered Meta glasses, he captured intimate moments with vulnerable women and later shared the footage online, drawing widespread condemnation.
In the latest clip, a young woman from Kangemi is seen talking to Truhov while other women laugh in the background.
He asks personal questions, and the encounter continues with some of the women following him to his Airbnb apartment.
Reactions on social media have been a mix of outrage and ridicule. Some users joked about the women feeling "special" after meeting a foreigner, while others expressed shock at how easily the encounters were recorded and shared.
Many called for government intervention, urging authorities to hold Truhov accountable for exploiting and humiliating women.
Among the women featured, Choice Kinoti shared her experience, revealing that she performed household chores, including washing Truhov’s clothing, in some videos.
She clarified that she did not have unprotected encounters and even went for an HIV test live on camera, emphasizing the need for awareness and caution.
Despite calls from Ghanaian and Kenyan authorities to prosecute him, Truhov continues to post more videos online, raising concerns about digital privacy and the exploitation of women.
The incident has sparked wider discussions on social media safety, consent, and the role of technology in personal interactions.
Many Kenyans have vowed to be more cautious while engaging with strangers online, highlighting a growing concern over the use of AI tools.
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