The Real Housewives of Nairobi Season 1

Follow five dynamic women as they navigate their lavish lifestyles, relationships and careers in Kenya's capital, Nairobi.

Away from the comfort of queen dresses and the finer things, the founder of Kenya's first-ever-female-only rally team invites the ladies to get down and dirty at the rally.

Within the confines of the African Savanna - Sonal's domain - the ladies are hosted to declutter their past and connect over a glass of champagne.

Vera Sidika has been manifesting the gender of her unborn child and has put together a lavish gender reveal party with the ladies in attendance.

We introduce a new fierce no-nonsense cast member, Dr Catherine. Minne, the actress, attempts to bring the ladies into her world after being accused of acting all the time.

Dr Catherine prepares to host the ladies for a boho-chic wine-tasting to introduce her new wine. Vera and Sonal get into a steamy argument over unresolved issues.

Vera organizes a Swahili Night for the ladies to learn what it takes to get and keep a man the Swahili way. Vera serves tasty Swahili snacks with a side of shadiness, getting on Sonal's nerves.

Sonal bonds with Dr Catherine during an expensive trip to a plastic surgeon, in preparation for her big shoe brand launch.

Sonal and Vera must face their differences for the sake of their friendship, and Susan has a big surprise for the ladies.

Susan is 40 and fabulous, celebrating it with the ladies on a luxurious getaway on the sandy beaches of Malindi.

It is Susan's big day, and no glam is spared from décor to fashion. Sonal and Vera both want a piece of Susan and fight over her friendship.

It is the last day in paradise, and Minne and Dr Catherine are missing their families. The ladies enjoy brunch by the beach and swear upon their sisterhood.

In the season 1 finale, our Nairobi Housewives hosted by Fareed Khimani address the highs and lows of their journeys.

In the season 1 finale, our Nairobi Housewives hosted by Fareed Khimani address the highs and lows of their journeys.