This season of Roast House Comedy sees media personality Kamene Goro step into the spotlight as the latest celebrity to be playfully torn apart by a panel of fearless stand-up comedians.

Known for her bold personality and candid takes on life, Kamene is set to be roasted by a dynamic lineup that includes comedians Emmanuel Kisiangani, Halaiki, and Chai Knees on the 28th of June this month.

Audiences can expect a night filled with sharp wit, bold punchlines, and a touch of unpredictability as these comedic heavyweights spare no punch in delivering hilarious jabs—all in good fun.

Roast House is a popular Kenyan stand-up comedy show where celebrities volunteer to be roasted by professional comedians in front of a live audience.

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The show thrives on its blend of brutal honesty, tongue-in-cheek humour, and witty commentary, all delivered with a generous dose of laughter.

Previous guests include musical sensation Bensoul (Benson Mutua), who took the roast like a champ in an earlier season.

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Kamene Goro

Kamene’s appearance on the show follows recent headlines where she opened up about her career and earnings in the media industry.

Back in March 2025, Kamene revealed that she once earned over KSh 1 million per month during her time in radio, highlighting just how lucrative the profession can be.

“I have been paid more than KSh 1 million per month on radio,” she stated confidently during an interview with media personality and food enthusiast Boina. “Radio is actually a very lucrative career where you can earn good money.”

However, when asked if she would consider hosting a Kiswahili radio show for that kind of money, she laughed off the idea, citing her lack of fluency in the language.

“But at what cost?” she quipped. “My Kiswahili is not that fluent, and I just can't do it. What I do on radio is different—it's about life stories, the crazy things I do, and the crazy things I see people doing.”

Kamene also offered insights into her career journey, painting a picture of resilience and reinvention.

“I rose from an intern to the lead prime time anchor. I did the daily and weekly prime time bulletins, and even hosted a politics and current affairs show on Wednesday nights. I loved my job,” she shared.