The Real Housewives of Nairobi (RHONairobi), which will premiere on Showmax on February 23, has a cast, according to Showmax.
RHONairobi, which was among the top 10 most viewed programs of 2022 on Showmax in Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa, joins other popular African versions including Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, and Lagos.
This installment’s five powerful and accomplished ladies once again flaunt their opulent relationships, occupations, and lives in Nairobi, Kenya.
Serial entrepreneur Susan Kaittany is the proprietor of Polished, a high-end skin care and fragrance store, and Posh Palace Hair Studio and Spa. The mother of two gave up her job as a lawyer to pursue modeling and travel before starting a lifestyle and cosmetics business.
Entrepreneur and media personality Vera Sidika. She is one of the most well-known celebrities in Kenya and is married to the artist Brown Mauzo. She has lately branched out into the music industry in addition to her business activities in the spa and herbal tea sectors. She currently has one kid and is expecting a second.
Sonal Maherali is a businesswoman, fashion enthusiast, and influencer in the luxury market. The mother of four started Simba Maharani, a high-end apparel and shoe business, after finding her niche via luxury blogging in 2010. Maherali is a supporter of mental health education.
Minne Kariuki is an actress and businesswoman. She is married to former Jaguar manager and entrepreneur Charles Muigai, with whom she has two kids. Of the five housewives, she is the youngest. Sassy, outspoken, and unapologetic about who she is, she is. She now appears in the drama series Single Kiasi, a Showmax Original.
Lisa Christoffersen is a luxury safari curator, author, company owner, interior designer, and rally driver. Christoffersen is the creator of Lioness Rally, the first women-only rally team in Kenya, and Lifestyle Nairobi, an artisanal venue with an art gallery, restaurants, a spa, organic stores, and fashion boutiques in Nairobi’s diplomatic district of Gigiri.
Each of the women has a strong personality and a certain sense of who they are, according to Denise Mwende, Showmax’s East African Content Specialist. They are strong, successful, independent, and unapologetic women who do not feel guilty about living a luxurious lifestyle since they have worked hard to get it. Additionally, they serve as a symbol of Kenya’s different cultures.
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