Kenyan video model Aisha Saringe, popularly known as Miss Saringe, has captured the spotlight after featuring as the female lead in Bien’s latest song, “I’ll Be Okay”, with her appearance drawing attention from viewers online.
The music video, released on October 9, has become a talking point among fans, with Saringe’s screen presence and curvaceous figure attracting interest alongside the song’s emotional message about heartbreak and moving on after a relationship ends.
Directed by Vigilance Atieno, the video follows Bien as he navigates the pain of a breakup, with Saringe playing the woman at the centre of the visual narrative.
While the Sauti Sol star delivers soulful vocals about trying to convince himself that everything will eventually be fine, Saringe has emerged as a key talking point surrounding the release.
But who is Aisha Saringe?
Saringe is a Kenyan video model, presenter and cosmetologist. She studied cosmetology at Vera Beauty and Fashion College and attended Ruthimitu Secondary School.
Her appearance in “I’ll Be Okay” has introduced her to audiences who may not have encountered her work before, adding to her professional profile beyond modelling.
As the female lead, she plays the singer’s love interest in a story built around separation and the difficult process of moving on. Her role complements the song’s heartbreak theme, even as viewers have focused on her appearance in the video.
Kenya’s entertainment industry has seen several video vixens gain prominence through music videos, with some later expanding into modelling, acting, television and social media influencing.
Vera Sidika, for instance, rose to prominence after featuring in P-Unit’s “You Guy” in 2012. She later won Best Video Vixen at the Pulse Music Video Awards in 2015.
Other familiar names include Huddah Monroe, who appeared in Jaguar and AY’s “Nimetoka Mbali”, and Brenda Otieno, who featured in Bahati’s “Adhiambo”.
Saringe now follows in the fashion of Aggie The Dance Queen who became an instant heat after her spirited perfomance in Sauti Sol and Nyashinski’s hit single ‘Short and Sweet’

