Melvin Alusa Defends Brother Bien’s Lifestyle Choices

Why Melvin Alusa Refuses to Pressure Brother Bien into Starting a Family

Annshilla Kariuki

April 29, 2026 2 min read

Kenyan actor Melvin Alusa shared details about his personal life during an interview with radio presenter Alex Mwakideu.

Melvin confirmed that he has children, contrasting public knowledge about his younger brother Bien-Aimé Baraza, who does not have any children.

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The topic arose organically, with Melvin acknowledging his role as a father without offering further specifics about his children.

Melvin, recognized for his film and television work, has mostly shielded his private life from the public, making the disclosure notable in this context.

Alex Mwakideu Points Out Differences Between Melvin and Bien

Alex Mwakideu emphasized clear distinctions between the brothers, particularly in lifestyle and priorities.

He remarked that Melvin is dedicated to family, while Bien is often traveling, performing, and prioritizing his music career. Mwakideu humorously observed:

“You are so different from your brother, bro, because uko hapa, Bien hana ata mtoi mmoja, yeye anaendelea kupiga anatesa tu, anapiga sherehe tu… wako tu US, wako wapi, wanapiga kazi wanasukuma brand, si uambie Bien jamani akaze kamba kidogo ndugu yangu.”

The question centered on whether Melvin encourages his brother to consider settling down or starting a family.

Melvin Responds: “Mambo ya Watu Wawili, Kila Mtu na Plan Yake”

In response to the question, Melvin Alusa stated that such matters are personal and differ from one individual to another.

He answered, “mambo ya watu wawili, kila mtu na plan yake,” directly addressing the suggestion that he might influence his brother’s decisions.

His statement was given as a response to whether he talks to Bien about relationships, settling down, or having children.

The response remained brief and to the point, focusing on the idea that decisions involving relationships and family are made by the individuals involved. He did not expand further on Bien’s personal life beyond that statement.