Nigerian singer Ayra Starr, popularly known as “Star Girlhas opened up about her strong relationship with God, saying her faith remains a central part of her life as she continues to grow in her music career.

The Rush hitmaker shared that her journey is guided by spirituality and a desire to stay grounded despite global fame.
The award-winning artiste, known for hits such as Rush, Commas, Ngozi and several other fan favourites, made the remarks during her time in Nairobi, where she also delivered a high-energy live concert that drew a strong turnout from fans.
Her Nairobi visit added to a growing list of appearances across Africa, where she continues to connect with audiences both through music and personal reflections about her life and beliefs.
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Faith at the Centre of Her Journey
Ayra Starr spoke openly about her spiritual life, saying she maintains a close relationship with God and the Holy Spirit.
“I have a close relationship with God and the Holy Spirit. I’m trying to be as perfect as Jesus,” she said.
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Her comments sparked conversation among fans, many of whom praised her openness about faith in an industry often defined by fast fame and pressure.
For Ayra Starr, she suggested that staying spiritually grounded is part of how she navigates her career and personal growth.
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“Star Girl” in Nairobi
Beyond her reflections, Ayra Starr also thrilled fans in Nairobi with a vibrant live performance that showcased her stage presence and vocal strength.
The singer, who proudly calls herself “Star Girl”, delivered a set filled with some of her biggest hits, including Rush, Commas, and Ngozi, sending the crowd into loud sing-alongs.
Fans packed the venue, with many recording and sharing clips as she performed, turning the night into a social media highlight.
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Hits That Keep Defining Her Rise

Ayra Starr’s catalogue  continues to play a major role in her growing popularity.  Songs like Rush and Commas have become global favourites, earning her millions of streams and widespread recognition.
Her blend of Afrobeats, pop and soulful melodies has positioned her among the leading voices of the new generation of African artistes.