Nyce Wanjeri who most of you know as Shiro Warugongo on the series Aunty Boss has finally left the franchise after 200 episodes and 15 seasons on the series that was aired on NTV for the longest time.
Nyce Wanjeri won an AMVCA award with another NEA nomination thus making a name for herself not only locally but across the African region.
Shiro or simply Shiro Warugongo has been a part of Nyce Wanjeri for the longest time and most people have come to synonymies her with that character and it is sad you won’t ever see her anywhere with that character because all the rights of that character are solely owned by the Aunty Boss franchise.
“… whatever has a beginning must have an end, and so this chapter of Shiro must come to an end to make way for something else, somewhere else.”
Nyce Wanjeri said in part on her lengthy post explaining to her fans why this Tuesday will be the last time you will ever see her on TV as Shiro Warugongo.
“I promised that I’ll keep entertaining till I have no strength left in me so I will continue in one way or another.”
Nyce Wanjeri. photo credit: Facebook/pg/nycewanjeriNyce Warugongo took to social media to explain to her fans her decision to leave the Franchise which we came to her by Shiro Warugongo.
She promised to always entertain us both on stage and on TV but sadly not as Shiro Warugongo. Here is her full statement on the same.
First of All, God Ni Msoo! It has been a beautiful period for me and I thank the Almighty for his grace and amazing love! An AMVCA win, another nomination that is NEA Awards, and very many other things I’ll keep sharing with time, have been blessing me recently that I have so much joy I can only say thank you! Also a big thank you to all those who came to watch me on stage recently, coz as my first love, the stage has always had a special place in my heart. 😍
Now, for 15 seasons, that is almost 200 episodes on NTV, Auntie Boss has been my home. I have been humbled to work with an amazing production house that is Moonbeam and their very abled selection of cast and crew. I have been blessed and lucky so far, but that beautiful journey that started 3 or so years ago is soon coming to an end.😔
This coming Tuesday, the 18th of September, will have me on my last fresh episode of Auntie Boss on NTV, lakini repeats zitakuwa Maisha Magic bado. I won’t pretend to not be a little bit sad because Shiro is a character I had personally fallen in love with. 😢 She was a dear to many Kenyans and the amazing time I’ve spent on set watching the amazing actors and actresses grow are moments I am going to treasure forever! But whatever has a beginning must have an end, and so this chapter of Shiro must come to an end to make way for something else, somewhere else. I promised that I’ll keep entertaining till I have no strength left in me so I will continue in one way or another. We can only thank God that this is happening while we are at the top, with wins and nominations and continental recognition for myself and also the show Auntie Boss na sio kuchoka mmechoka na sisi.😎
Also, it will not only be my last episode on the show, but the last time you the fans will interact with me as Shiro. Since I am no longer under the show and the production company that owns the show and the character Shiro, I am required to no longer appear or engage as Shiro. I know I have no control over the millions of fans of the show referring to me as Shiro Warugongo on social media or on the streets, sitalenga, nitaitika na selfie tutapiga. All I am trying to say is I no longer represent the company or the show or the character Shiro, so anything I do or say is for Nyce Wanjeri.🤩
I have been acting since I was in primary school, but it is Auntie Boss that made me a household name which I greatly appreciate. Auntie boss is a show with amazing talent, and it has friends and colleagues that I will keep watching and supporting despite the fact that I won’t be part of the show. Let us all support them as it helps the individuals to grow and also grows local content and talent in Kenya.👌👍
Sikuwa na mengi ya kusema, ni hayo tu machache kwa sasa. Let’s keep watching Kenyan plays, movies and TV shows, and create that same culture in our country of support for our own ndio tugrow kabisa. God bless you all and thanks again for following my work. 🙏
