Kenyan video vixen Aisha Saringe has revealed that several politicians have contacted her privately on social media, following increased attention after her appearance in Bien Baraza’s music video.
The model shared the experience during a recent interview, claiming that some of the people reaching out to her include Members of Parliament and governors. She said their messages had surprised her, given the positions they hold in public life.
According to Saringe, some of the politicians approached her with offers involving money, employment opportunities and other forms of assistance. However, she did not disclose their identities or share enough details to establish the nature of each conversation.
She also joked about her experience, saying she had not expected politicians to approach people in private messages in the way she described. Her remarks have since sparked curiosity among social media users who want to know more about the alleged exchanges.
Saringe’s comments have also prompted discussion about how public figures use social media to connect with entertainers and other personalities. However, without names or further evidence, the claims remain her account of private interactions and do not establish misconduct by any particular politician.
The attention comes after Saringe appeared in Bien’s music video for I’ll Be Okay, which brought renewed interest in her work and personal life. She has reportedly worked as a video vixen since 2020 and has appeared in several music productions.
Saringe has previously spoken about receiving numerous messages from men after featuring in Bien’s video. Her latest comments suggest that the increased visibility has also brought attention from people in political circles.
Although she has not identified anyone involved, the revelation has added another chapter to conversations about her rising public profile. For now, the identities of the politicians she mentioned remain undisclosed.
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