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Nyce Wanjeri's Biography in Summary

She is also known as "Shiro" after her humorous role in the hit TV show "Aunty Boss." Nyce Wanjeri is a talented actress who has won several awards. She is so skilled that many people believe whatever she shows on television is the real her. In an unpleasant moment, a viewer of the show refused to acknowledge her, claiming she is a bad maid. This is her story.

Nyce Wanjeri Education

Nyce attended a remote school where they were instructed in Kikuyu. Later, she enrolled in Komothai Girls High School, where she was forced to isolate herself until she learned to speak like the other pupils.

Nyce Wanjeri Family

In an Instagram post, the actress detailed a childhood filled with toxic energy from close family. She recalled overhearing her relatives say that she would amount to anything. "They didn't care that I could hear them and that they were speaking to my spirit. "Kaschana kana macho kubwa ni kijiti, mdomo kiherehere tu."

The actress is the mother of a lovely newborn girl.

She had a public breakup with her child's father. Titus Wagithomo, her estranged husband, posted the following remark on Facebook:

“ Why am I using Facebook? My marriage is over. So painful I swear. I saw it coming though, success causes absenteeism, lack of bonding and lack of family time. Why did I imagine we will last forever? We are both artists, it’s normal. It doesn’t work,” wrote Titus though he later pulled down the post.

Nyce told Massawe her split with Wagimotho was as a result of his disrespect:

“It is true we broke up, just like he said. Every marriage has its teething problems. Every partner in a relationship has a side to him or her that causes friction in the union. I do not want to say [we broke up] as a result of me challenging his position as a man in the union. I won’t say much because you never know what happens in the lives of people who share a blanket together; so much goes on between them…” 

She went on to say:

“When we were seven years old in the relationship, money began flowing in; for him and I. It was at that point that I started noticing serious elements of disrespect in him. Of course, there were pockets of disrespect before, but after crossing the 7-year line, the degree of disrespect in him ballooned. I felt it was getting worse by the day, and I could feel it was weighing me down….”

Nyce said that the disrespect had gone on for sometime and she had to let go:

“I say when someone disrespects you today, tomorrow and the day thereafter, and he is not showing any signs of changing for the better, you would, of course, get tired of his or her disrespectful habits. And, you realise his disrespectful habits, when you mature mentally..” 

Nyce Wanjeri Career

She began her career, like many others, in the Kenya National Theatre, where she performed in set book plays for three years. She had her kid around this time, and she had to leave her with the father when she needed to be on stage, and the father had to do the same when he wanted to be on set.

In 2013, she received her first TV role in "Merimela's House," a KBC show. Her child was four months old at the time. She went on to join Johara and Fanaka Arts before being contacted by one of Moon Beam's founders and requested to audition. She nailed the audition and managed to have everyone in stitches. This is how she obtained her role in the show.

Auntie Boss brought her fame and ‘fortune’. She played the role of a naïve housemaid who was always doing the opposite of what the boss said. In real life, no one would want to hire such a house maid. However, the boss’ baby boy bonded with her so much making it difficult to fire her. After a long run, she announced her exit from the show on social media.

After leaving the sitcom, she joined a Kikuyu drama.

Nyce Wanjeri New Boyfriend

She is currently dating Calvin Kipkemboi Letin.

Nyce Wanjeri Awards

The former Auntie Boss actress was nominated for the African Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) with Rita Dominic and other notable figures in the African acting scene. She couldn't believe it when she was proclaimed the winner. In reality, as she confessed in an interview with Ebru TV, she had prepared for anything, including losing.