Nai-Rich, New Kenyan Reality Drama Ft Phiona, Amber, and Risper Faith – Debuts with Fun Launch Party

Nai-Rich, New Kenyan Reality Drama Ft Phiona, Amber, and Risper Faith – Debuts with Fun Launch Party

The highly anticipated Nai-Rich reality series made its grand premiere at the luxurious JW Marriott, Nairobi. The event was a glamorous affair, attracting many of Kenya’s entertainment scene personalities, influencers, and media.

Showmax’s latest Original series, Nai-Rich, is set to take viewers on a thrilling ride through the lives of Phoina Wambui, popularly known as just Phoina who is a celebrity hair and make-up artist, Faith Makau, popularly known as Amber Ray, who is a brand influencer and entrepreneur, Karuga Kimani, popularly known as KRG the Don, is a businessman, farmer, industry loan shark, producer and an entertainer and Entrepreneur and influencer Risper Faith who owns a skincare brand that specifically caters to African skin.

Off the back of the record-breaking success of The Real Housewives of Nairobi, Nai-Rich shifts the spotlight to the glamorous lives of these influencers. The show offers a behind-the-scenes look at their personal and professional journeys, covering the drama, triumphs, and challenges they face while navigating friendships, love, family, and business in the fast-paced entertainment industry.

Produced by Samuel Maina, also known as Sammy Dee, Nai-Rich draws inspiration from Nairobi’s vibrant culture and the diverse personalities that make up its social elite. “This show was born out of the desire to showcase the dynamic and luxurious lifestyles of Nairobi’s elites while highlighting the challenges that come with it,” said Sammy Dee during the launch.

The 13-part series promises to reveal the real lives behind the glitz and glam, with new episodes premiering every Friday on Showmax.

VinieO

VinieO, Capital Lifestyle Editor, Content Creator (Radio & Social Media) & author of the personal style blog, https://vinieo.co.ke/ is an Exuberant Gentleman, whose life mantra is 'You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.'