Grace Msalame (born 22/06/1986) is a native of Nairobi Kenya, she is currently,the content manager at Bamba TV, the TV host on "Unscripted with Grace" on Ntv, and the Brand ambassador for VIVO.^[1]

Grace Msalame was born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, together with her younger sister. Her father is the late radio legend Tony Msalame. In 2010 her dad passed on, which was a staggering moment for her and her family. The torment was so much that she quit her job and moved to Mombasa to be with her family and help maintain the privately-owned company. Her father likewise left behind Sheki FM in Mombasa, and she needed to be a part of it. In the next two years, they finally sold his Radio station.^[2]

Grace attended St. Christopher high school, and bagged her Bachelor's degree at Daystar University. Even then she took on odd jobs to make some side pennies. Once she even auditioned for an acting role with KTN but didn’t make it. However, the stylish girl used the opportunity to create contacts with people in the station. When the Straight Up show came up, she finally landed her lucky strike.

Grace Msalame first appeared on Television at 19 years, hosting a Straight Up show. This is where her star started sparkling, working her way through to Kiss TV. Currently, she is in charge of Content management at Bamba TV.

Prior to this period, she did odd jobs here and there, selling stuffs to aid her family financially.

One of her friends told her about an opening for actors/actresses at KTN.

She went for the audition, but did not get the part.

But while at the station’s offices, she made a few friends and asked around for other openings.

She also made contact with KTN’s Michael Oyier, who was also her mum’s friend.^[5]

She was mentored by Micheal Oyier, Katherine Kasavuli, and Misiko Andere to become the successful anchor she was.

Standard Media Group called her to come and host Art exhibition. Furthermore, when the show ended, she moved to Capital FM, where she worked as a Radio personality. Although of late she quit her prominent job at Radio Africa to focus on individual tasks and spend more time with her twin girls.^[3]

Grace Msalame was married to Paul Ndichu.

Paul is the twin brother of Eddie Ndichu, Janet Mbugua’s husband. He is also the manager at Easy Taxi. She gave birth to a set of twins. Although the couples are no longer together, the two separated on the grounds of irreparable differences. Paul still makes time for their twin babies(Raha and Zawadi).^[4]