Marini Naturals founder Michelle Ntalami has embarked on a transformative journey of faith.
In a recent social media post, she shared how a profound encounter with God nine months ago led to a powerful spiritual awakening.
Despite her success as a businesswoman, Ntalami reveals the emotional burdens she carried. “Life was beautiful,” she writes, “However, behind the success lay a heart that was deeply wounded.”
Ntalami describes a pivotal moment of surrender where she questioned God’s presence. Soon after, she recounts an overwhelming experience – a voice calling her name, visions, and a sense of divine communication.
This encounter, she says, led to a profound shift, a “sanctification” that explains her social media absence.
Embracing her newfound faith, Ntalami shares the healing and peace she’s found in Christ. While acknowledging her imperfections, she emphasizes her commitment to ongoing growth and transformation.
Michelle Ntalami: A Successful Entrepreneur
Born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1984, Michelle Ntalami is the daughter of Edward Haggai Ntalami (deceased 2014) and Maria Ntalami.
Michelle attended Loreto Convent Valley Road and Consolata Primary School before moving on to Loreto School in Limuru.
She earned a degree in Design and Communication from the University of Nairobi and furthered her education with a Master’s in Design in Italy.
Career Path to Entrepreneurship
After graduation, Michelle gained experience in corporate branding at Access Kenya and Squad Digital.
In 2011, she joined the prestigious advertising firm Scanad Africa while also managing her branding company, Brandvine Group, alongside Niyati Patel.
Witnessing her father’s battle with cancer inspired Michelle to embrace a natural lifestyle, which ultimately led to the creation of Marini Naturals in 2015.
Marini Naturals: A Flourishing Business
Marini Naturals focuses on hair care products and has achieved impressive growth, expanding into 12 countries since its launch.
Personal Life
Michelle Ntalami’s personal life has garnered public attention. She was in a relationship with Chris Murithi (known as Makena Njeri) until 2021 when it ended due to infidelity.
Rumours of her dating Fena Gitu circulated in 2019 and 2022, which Michelle clarified were unfounded, emphasizing their long-standing friendship.
Openly Androsexual and a Supporter of the LGBTQ Community
In 2022, Michelle openly identified as androsexual, meaning she is attracted to masculine energy regardless of gender.
She previously dated LGBTQ+ activist Chris Murithi (who now uses they/them pronouns) and continues to be a vocal supporter of the LGBTQ community.
Accolades and Recognition
Michelle Ntalami is respected for her expertise in marketing and branding strategies.
Her achievements include being featured in Okay Africa’s Top 100 Women in Africa (2018) and being recognized on the Top 40 Under 40 list.
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