Kampala Crème, Uganda’s hottest and most talked about reality show, ended its second season with a jaw-dropping episode this Sunday, 24th August 2025.
The Pearl Magic Prime series has had Ugandans glued to their screens every week since the season premiere on 11th May 2025. Captivating highlights of this season were the introductions of three new cast members who each came with strong and bold personalities.
The new members, socialite and business owner Sheena Holm, TV host and influencer Umrah Murungi, and entrepreneur Prima Nassozi, alias Prima Kardashi, definitely turned up the heat together with existing cast members Zaharo Toto and Deborah Cleave, alias Mami Deb.
For the finale, fans caught fireworks as the season closed with truths, reunions, and unresolved rivalries
Speaking on the season, Rinaldi Jamugisa, the PR and Communications Manager at MultiChoice Uganda, highlighted the exciting scenes from the show.
He said, “From faith journeys to fierce friendships and fearless fashion, this season continued to set a new bar for local reality TV. The new cast members brought more fire to the show, and we also connected in some of the life-changing moments that the ladies graciously shared with us.”
This season saw Prima Kardashi’s faith journey grow. After weeks of soul-searching, Prima took the bold step in her spiritual growth and got baptised at Pastor Wilson Bugembe’s church. Zahara Toto celebrated an aviation milestone.
Mami Deb courageously shared the beginning of her IVF jourey, opening up a conversation many Ugandans are not yet accustomed to. By choosing to share her story, Mami Deb is breaking the stigma around IVF treatments and showing couples that modern fertility options are possible.
However, she is not alone in normalising medical assistance. Umrah Murungi spoke openly about her breast reduction and hair procedures, highlighting the rise of body-positive choices and advanced treatments.
Throughout this season, Sheena Holm has been the calming force and a light in the midst of the drama. From her warmth to her effort to keep the group together, Sheena has stood out by simply being her unbothered self and being unafraid to shine in her own way.
Brian Mulondo, Local Content Marketing Manager, MultiChoice Uganda, spoke into the brand’s mission of authentic storytelling.
He said, “As MultiChoice Uganda, we are proud to be the heart of telling Uganda’s stories. Kampala Creme is an example of how local content can spark conversations, entertain, and reflect the real lives of Ugandans in all their diversity. This season has shown us just how powerful homegrown talent can be, and our promise is to keep investing in local content that entertains, empowers, inspires, and brings Ugandans together.”
Judithiana Namazzi Ndugwa, the content director of the show, expressed her delight with delivering an electrifying season. She said, “At the beginning of this season, we promised a bold evolution of the show, and as we wrap up, I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished. We set out to tell powerful, authentic stories of ambition, sisterhood, and self-discovery, and I believe we have truly captured the richness and complexity of Kampala’s most iconic women.
“I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to our amazing cast and crew, who poured their hearts into making this a truly memorable season.” Ndugwa concluded
