Betty Kyalo's family, career, husband, children, salary, cars, awards, Net Worth and Bio2024

Betty Mutei Kyallo was born on March 15, 1989, in Ongata Rongai, Kajiado County, Kenya. She is the second-born child in a family of four, with siblings Brian Kyallo, Mercy Kyallo, and Gloria Kyallo. Her parents, Julia Ngii and Wilfred Kyallo, separated when she was young, but both remained present in her life. Kyallo attended Olerai Primary School and later transferred to Uhuru Gardens Primary School. For her secondary education, she joined Kangundo Girls High School. After high school, she enrolled at Daystar University, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication. Career: Betty Kyallo's journalism career began with an internship at Kenya Television Network (KTN). After her internship, she was hired as a news anchor at KTN, where she aired the 9 pm news on Fridays, a segment known as Friday Briefing. In this show, she would invite and interview various guests. She later moved to K24, where she hosted the weekend program "Up Close with Betty." In May 2020, Kyallo left K24 to pursue personal ventures, including starting her own YouTube channel, "Betty Kyallo Lately," where she documents her daily life. The channel has garnered significant attention and won her a Silver Plaque award for reaching 100k subscribers. In February 2021, Kyallo announced her return to television with KTN Home, co-hosting "The Big Quiz Show" alongside comedian Eric Omondi. In May 2024, she made another comeback as a news anchor with TV47, hosting the show "This Friday with Betty" airing at 9 pm. Her salary has been confirmed to be Ksh 850, 000. After deductions, her net salary would be approximately Ksh 579, 000. Entrepreneurial Ventures: Kyallo is an entrepreneur, founding and running several businesses. She owns a salon and spa business named Flair by Betty located in Kilimani. In mid-2021, she expanded her business ventures by launching Aftershave by Flair Barbershop and BK Closet. Reality TV: On June 17, 2022, Showmax introduced "Kyallo Kulture," a Kenyan reality series featuring Betty Kyallo and her sisters, Mercy and Gloria, highlighting their personal and professional lives. Awards: Betty’s career has also been marked by recognition and awards, which reflect her impact on the media industry. She ha been honored with accolades such as the media personality of Kenya by SOMA in 2017. In 2019, Avance Media voted Kyallo the most influential person in the media industry. In 2020, she won the TV/Online Influencer award at the Africa Digital Influencer Awards and was named among the 100 Most Influential Young Africans by Africa Youth Awards in collaboration with Avance Media. Personal Life: Betty Kyallo has one daughter named Ivanna. She was previously married to NTV investigative journalist Dennis Okari, with whom she co-parents their daughter. The couple divorced six months after their wedding. There were rumors of a relationship with Mombasa County Governor Ali Hassan Joho, but Betty has not publicly confirmed these. In 2005, while in form three, Kyallo was involved in a road accident on Haile Selassie Avenue in Nairobi, which resulted in significant injuries, including a broken collarbone and facial injuries. She was hospitalized for two months. Net Worth: Betty’s net worth is estimated to be around 20 million Kenyan shillings as of 2024. she has multiple income streams from her reality show, YouTube channel, and various business ventures. She leads a lavish lifestyle, owning a palatial mansion in Nairobi and driving expensive cars, including a BMW XI, a Renault Megane, and a Mercedes Benz. Betty Kyallo has cited the late Catherine Kasavuli as her inspiration in media, aspiring to present news with the same finesse. As a young girl, she also dreamed of becoming a nun, inspired by their angelic appearance. Additionally, Kyallo is passionate about cars.