Kenyan model and cosmetologist Aisha Saringe is attracting attention after appearing in Bien-Aimé Baraza’s hit song I’ll Be Okay.
The song, released on October 9, 2026, quickly gained traction online. Its music video has also drawn attention to Saringe, whose screen presence has sparked conversations across social media.
However, the viral moment is not her first experience in the music industry. In an interview on October 16, 2026, Saringe revealed that she previously appeared in a music video by Nigerian superstar Burna Boy.
Burna Boy Video Did Not Bring Expected Breakthrough
Saringe explained that her role in Burna Boy’s music video had raised her hopes of achieving a major breakthrough in entertainment.
She expected the opportunity to increase her visibility and open doors to more projects. However, the video did not attract the attention she had anticipated.
Despite that disappointment, Saringe continued pursuing opportunities in modelling and entertainment. Her experience highlights how even major international projects do not always translate into immediate recognition.
Bien’s ‘I’ll Be Okay’ Brings New Attention
Saringe’s appearance in Bien’s I’ll Be Okay has introduced her to a wider audience. The heartbreak song has attracted listeners, while its visuals have generated discussion about the model’s appearance and performance.
Fans have shared their reactions across TikTok and Instagram, praising her beauty and screen presence. Bien has also publicly acknowledged Saringe’s contribution to the music video, adding to the attention surrounding her appearance.
From Kibera to the Spotlight
Saringe hails from Kibera and works as a model and cosmetologist. Her growing visibility through Bien’s music video marks an important moment in her entertainment journey. The attention has also renewed interest in her earlier work and ambitions.
Although her previous appearance in Burna Boy’s video did not deliver the breakthrough she expected, her latest project has generated fresh conversations about her career. As interest in I’ll Be Okay continues, Saringe is emerging as a model to watch in Kenya’s entertainment scene.
