American Reality star Amber Rose is in Kenya

The socialite shared several videos and photos of her Kenyan odyssey so far, one video showing her cruising down a busy Nairobi street as a convoy of powerful black SUVs leads the way.

Rose then shared videos of her visit to Kibera, where she interacted freely with disenfranchised children who were excited to receive her and her entourage, as they sang, recited and danced for the visiting American posse.

Judging by some of the people she can be seen with, and some who she has tagged in her Instagram posts, Rose is in Kenya for the 'Baddies Africa' tour - the Zeus network Reality TV show which shall premier on May 11.

The Zeus Network CEO and President Lemuel Plummer, as well as Rose's cast mate Natalie Nunn, are some of the famous faces who have accompanied the TV star to Kenya. Natalie can be seen walking closely behind Rose as they trudge down a dingy alley in downtown Kibera.

Still at Kibera, Amber was met with a heartwarming welcome from the children, who performed a moving poem in perfect unison, expressing hope, strength, and their dreams for a better future. 

“Our visitors help us to become better people tomorrow. We are Kibera and we want to change Kibera. We don't have the slum mentality, but we have the champion mentality. With God, all things are possible,” the children recited.

Visibly moved, the SlutWalk founder encouraged them to hold on to the powerful words they had just spoken, saying: “That was so sweet. Never give up.”

On her part, Reality star Natalie Nunn only shared two videos of her car driving past what appears to be a slum street, presumably in KIBERA, highlighting dilapidated MPESA shops and kiosks by the roadside.

Nunn then shared another photo which shows 'mahindi choma' on a jiko, accompanied by the fire emoji.

"Baddies Africa" is the title of the seventh season of the reality TV show "Baddie." It is set in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, and Morocco.

Baddies will now be taking their show across Africa with appearances by Amber Rose, Yung Miami, Saucy Santana and Natalie Nunn.

Zeus Network’s 'Baddies' franchise has reshaped reality television, growing on unfiltered drama, viral moments, and larger-than-life personalities. 

Since its 2021 debut, the series has demand attention with its high-stakes conflicts and unapologetic storytelling.

Inspired by Oxygen’s 'Bad Girls Club', Baddies modernized the blueprint, blending social media stars, reality TV veterans, and fresh talent eager to make a name for themselves.