Lupita’s Scandalous 'Shuga' Drama Makes Explosive Return to Kenya – Auditions Now Open!


Hold on to your seats, folks! After a jaw-dropping 15-year hiatus, MTV Shuga is making its grand return to Kenya! And guess what? They’re on the hunt for fresh faces to bring the drama back to life. 🎬✨

Yes, the same MTV Shuga that catapulted Hollywood superstar Lupita Nyong’o to fame and set tongues wagging with its sexually explicit scenes is BACK. Whether you’re an aspiring actor or a seasoned pro, this could be your golden ticket. 🌟

Casting Call: Could You Be Kenya’s Next Big Star?

If you think you’ve got what it takes to join this iconic series, here’s your shot. Auditions for MTV Shuga Mashariki will be held this October at the University of Nairobi (Main Campus) from the 11th to the 13th, running from 8 am to 6 pm. And guess what? They’re also holding online auditions, so if you can’t make it to Nairobi, no worries! Just head to their social media for submission details.

    Shuga past cast including Lupita 

Whether you’re new to acting or a veteran of the stage, MTV Shuga Mashariki is looking for YOU. The series is 100% Kenyan-made this time around, ensuring the spotlight is on authentic Kenyan voices and stories. 💥

MTV Shuga: More Than Just Drama

But don’t be fooled – MTV Shuga isn’t just about racy scenes and high-stakes drama. The show is deeply committed to tackling the issues that matter to Kenya’s youth. From harmful gender norms to sexual and reproductive health, this series is all about making an impact through the power of storytelling. And let’s not forget the youth-centered research guiding this new season, ensuring every storyline hits close to home for its Kenyan audience.

Remember When Shuga First Hit Our Screens?

If you’re old enough to remember, MTV Shuga originally premiered in Kenya back in 2009 and sent shockwaves across the continent. With stars like Lupita Nyong’o, Nick Mutuma, and Valerie Kimani making headlines, the show quickly became a smash hit, airing in 40 African countries and over 70 TV channels worldwide. But it wasn’t all applause – the series ruffled quite a few feathers, especially among older Kenyans, due to its sexually explicit content. 😱🔥

Despite the controversy, Shuga went on to win big. In 2010, it nabbed the Gold Award for Public Relations in Health at the World Media Festival in Hamburg, Germany, for its portrayal of youth, love, and sexuality in Kenya.

From Kenya to Nigeria and Beyond

In 2013, MTV Shuga packed its bags and moved its production to Nigeria, where the drama continued for several more seasons. But now, 15 years later, Kenya is reclaiming its crown. And trust us – this comeback is going to be BIG. 📺🇰🇪

So, aspiring actors, this is your moment! Whether you’ve got your eyes on the spotlight or just want to relive the scandalous drama of Kenya’s youth, MTV Shuga Mashariki is back, and it's spicier than ever! 🎉

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