Ugandan reality television series Kampala Crème is set to return for its fourth season on Pearl Magic Prime on Sunday, November 1, 2026, introducing three new cast members and bringing back two familiar faces.
Following three seasons that have established the show in Uganda’s entertainment scene, the new season will explore the relationships, ambitions and personal lives of five up-and-coming social media influencers in Kampala.
The series will follow the women as they navigate business, family, friendships, love and public life. Although they do not begin as friends, their intersecting social circles are expected to shape their relationships and influence, as they balance the demands of social media with the complexities of their personal interactions.
Season Four introduces Angel Keza, 25, who was born and raised in the United Kingdom and is of Ugandan origin. Known for her confidence, outspoken nature and bold personality, Keza is not afraid to express her opinions and stands firmly by her views.
She is joined by Shane Ekirapa, a 35-year-old businesswoman who is described as confrontational, confident in her appearance and unwilling to tolerate disrespect.
The third newcomer is Cindy Zeta Bukenya, a full-time lifestyle and travel influencer known for her confrontational nature and tendency to provoke those around her.
Returning to the series are influencer and social media personality Sheena Holm and 20-year-old socialite Tamara Kainembabazi. Their return is expected to bring continuity to the show as they interact with the new cast members and navigate the changing dynamics of the group.
For MultiChoice Uganda, a Canal+ Company, the return of Kampala Crème reflects continued investment in local entertainment that reflects the experiences, ambitions and lifestyles of Ugandan audiences.
Hassan Saleh, Chief Executive Officer of MultiChoice Uganda, a Canal+ Company, said the new season builds on the show’s role in bringing local personalities and contemporary social conversations to television audiences.
“We continue to invest in local content that gives Ugandan audiences stories and personalities they can connect with. Kampala Crème has created a space where entertainment meets real conversations about contemporary Ugandan life. Season Four takes that further with new personalities, new relationships and a fresh dynamic that will keep audiences engaged,” Saleh said.
He added that the series continues to reflect the changing identities and experiences of Ugandan women.
“Kampala Crème has become a mirror and a megaphone reflecting the ambitions, complexities, and evolving identities of modern Ugandan women. This season brings richer storytelling, deeper authenticity, and a new dynamic that will shift perceptions and spark national conversations,” he said.
The show’s producer, Judithiana Namazzi Ndugwa, described the upcoming season as unpredictable, with new personalities and relationships expected to bring fresh developments to the series.
“The new season is about giving our audiences more of the moments they have come to love about Kampala Crème, while introducing new personalities and new dynamics that will keep them guessing. These women are not afraid to be themselves and that authenticity is what makes the show so entertaining. Season Four brings more drama, more glamour and plenty of surprises,” Ndugwa said.
With three new cast members joining two returning personalities, the fourth season aims to build on the show’s established format while introducing new relationships and perspectives to its portrayal of Kampala’s social scene.
Kampala Crème Season Four premieres on Sunday, November 1, 2026, on Pearl Magic Prime.
