Joey Muthengi

Joey was born in Kijabe, Rift Valley and moved to the United States when she was 2-year-old. Joey returned home and attended Rift Valley Academy, later moving to the USA where she attended Hope College pursuing a double major in Communications and Business Management.[5] Joey has a brother David Muthengi who is in the limelight, an investment analyst, a musician and was a host at Rauka TV Show on Citizen, who is popularly known as Holy Dave.[6]

Between 2011 and 2014, Joey served as the 1st ever Kenyan VJ (Video Jockey) for the South-African based music channel Channel O where she represented Kenyan music, entertainment, and culture to the rest of the continent.[7] In 2013 she hosted Season 6 of the largest reality music show in East Africa 'Tusker Project Fame', on Citizen TV having previously been involved with the franchise on 'Tusker All Stars' which aired in 2011.[8] #WTCJoey Muthengi worked at the roya Media Services at Citizen Tv as 10 over 10 host. She left the CitizenTV after landing in problems with her employer after being used by Betin company which is the betting company as their brand.

Joey has a passion for music and spoken word poetry.[9]

Joey is the co-founder and a Director of the Muthengi Foundation, a non-profit charity organization that aims to develop economic empowerment through education.[10]

As an actress, she has been a part of several local drama's, including the award-winning Family drama 'Changing Times' which aired on Kenya Television Network from 2010–2012.[11] She was also a lead character on the drama series 'Prem' which first aired on KTN in 2013-2014 and later on Africa Magic on DSTV.[12]