Naomi is a passionate Kenyan actress who has steadily forged her path in both theatre and film.

Born on February 5, 1997, she grew up between Nairobi’s ghettos and an orphanage, using the

challenges of her upbringing as fuel to pursue a meaningful career in the arts. Inspired by strong

women like Viola Davis and Lupita Nyong’o—and her own mother—she aims to become a role

model for young girls with big dreams.

A skilled character actress, Naomi brings depth and authenticity to every role. She has starred

in multiple theatre plays at the Kenyan National Theatre, taking on lead and supporting parts in

productions like “The Wizard,” “Drums of War,” “In Sickness and Health,” and “Maxwell

Christmas,” as well as classic plays such as “Romeo & Juliet” and “The Merchant of Venice”

with the Art Masters Theatre Group. She further gained recognition by performing three of these

productions—“Drums of War,” “In Sickness and Health,” and “Maxwell Christmas”— at the

International Theatre Festival, Kitfest.

On screen, her versatility shines through in numerous YouTube series—most notably “The

Maid” and “Dangerous Petite”—where she starred as lead, and also served as creator,

scriptwriter, casting director, and director. Naomi led the series “Men Can Lie” and co-created

“ThePetsShow,” championing women’s rights through creativity. She has collaborated on

productions like “Lost,” appeared as a supporting lead in the feature film “It Is All in My Mind,”

and starred in the short film “Through the Veil,” which was selected for the Mashariki African

Film Festival in Rwanda. She was featured as an extra with lines in the celebrated Kenyan film

“Makosa ni Yangu,” and was runner-up for the People’s Choice Awards as Actress of the Year,

and has done a number of other extra with line roles in TV shows such as “Tukisonga”, “Njoro

wa Uber” and ”Varshita”. She has further taken acting classes at Talent Studio in Kenya.

Beyond acting, Naomi is skilled in singing, dancing, modeling, improvisation, and content

creation, and is fluent in both Swahili and English. Comfortable in physically demanding roles,

she draws on her fitness background, stunt training, horse riding and football. .

With a strong online presence of over 600,000 followers across Facebook, Instagram, and

TikTok, Naomi thrives in challenging roles—from dramatic, strong-willed women to funny,

unpredictable characters—and brings authenticity and passion to every performance. Today,

she stands as a rising talent determined to tell diverse stories, reach a global audience, and

inspire others to believe in themselves.

All that is missing now is her big break.

Naomi is a passionate Kenyan actress who has steadily forged her path in both theatre and film.

Born on February 5, 1997, she grew up between Nairobi’s ghettos and an orphanage, using the

challenges of her upbringing as fuel to pursue a meaningful career in the arts. Inspired by strong

women like Viola Davis and Lupita Nyong’o—and her own mother—she aims to become a role

model for young girls with big dreams.

A skilled character actress, Naomi brings depth and authenticity to every role. She has starred

in multiple theatre plays at the Kenyan National Theatre, taking on lead and supporting parts in

productions like “The Wizard,” “Drums of War,” “In Sickness and Health,” and “Maxwell

Christmas,” as well as classic plays such as “Romeo & Juliet” and “The Merchant of Venice”

with the Art Masters Theatre Group. She further gained recognition by performing three of these

productions—“Drums of War,” “In Sickness and Health,” and “Maxwell Christmas”— at the

International Theatre Festival, Kitfest.

On screen, her versatility shines through in numerous YouTube series—most notably “The

Maid” and “Dangerous Petite”—where she starred as lead, and also served as creator,

scriptwriter, casting director, and director. Naomi led the series “Men Can Lie” and co-created

“ThePetsShow,” championing women’s rights through creativity. She has collaborated on

productions like “Lost,” appeared as a supporting lead in the feature film “It Is All in My Mind,”

and starred in the short film “Through the Veil,” which was selected for the Mashariki African

Film Festival in Rwanda. She was featured as an extra with lines in the celebrated Kenyan film

“Makosa ni Yangu,” and was runner-up for the People’s Choice Awards as Actress of the Year,

and has done a number of other extra with line roles in TV shows such as “Tukisonga”, “Njoro

wa Uber” and ”Varshita”. She has further taken acting classes at Talent Studio in Kenya.

Beyond acting, Naomi is skilled in singing, dancing, modeling, improvisation, and content

creation, and is fluent in both Swahili and English. Comfortable in physically demanding roles,

she draws on her fitness background, stunt training, horse riding and football. .

With a strong online presence of over 600,000 followers across Facebook, Instagram, and

TikTok, Naomi thrives in challenging roles—from dramatic, strong-willed women to funny,

unpredictable characters—and brings authenticity and passion to every performance. Today,

she stands as a rising talent determined to tell diverse stories, reach a global audience, and

inspire others to believe in themselves.

All that is missing now is her big break.