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• Norah, the daughter of Kenyan media figure Jeridah Andayi, was captured conducting interviews with random people on the street, using a well-developed American accent.
• The family moved to the United States in 2024, and Norah seems to have quickly adopted the local accent.
• A TikTok video became popular among Kenyan internet users, many of whom were amazed by how swiftly the accent was adopted.

It has been just over two years since Kenyan TV host Jeridah Andayi relocated her family to the United States, yet her daughter Norah already speaks as if she was raised there.

A TikTok clip uploaded on August 18, 2026, features Norah with a microphone, confidently conducting interviews at what seems to be an open-air festival.

She is wearing a grey hoodie in a relaxed manner, navigating through the crowd and interacting with people as effortlessly as an experienced street journalist.

The American accent is clear and evident, and it did not go unnoticed by Kenyan audiences who have been following the family since their time in their home country.

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The shift clearly impacted Norah differently, as she seems to have adapted effortlessly, including her accent.

The video circulated rapidly on Kenyan social media, with many viewers finding it amusing and slightly taken aback by how well Norah had embraced the role.

Many remarks mentioned that the interview’s speed was hard to keep up with, as Norah maintained a lively manner of speaking that left some listeners struggling to catch all the words.

Watch the video below:

Kenyan responses to the trending video

The forum turned into a space for humor and reminiscence, as Kenyans contributed their thoughts from every direction:

@Claudia🦋 said:

Neither you nor I laugh.

@WUODBER said:

Wanaitana ‘bro’ why? Or I’ll return to Facebook.

@MUFASA said:

Mimi na kizungu siku hizi tu wanaongea kwa mawazo 😂😂😂😂.

@BABY HIPPO said:

Mine is to repeat what Norah just mentioned.

@7th said:

Mbona Samir has no accent 🤯.

@Nillan said:

Half of me is a fool 🥰😂.

@mercy msafi said:

Mimi alisipendi mwanajeshi kujifanya ni siku ya kuzaliwa.

@slybabe said:

Eish Norah with the accent 🥰.

@Njeri_njee said:

Ulikua lazima wa shout??? 🤔😂

@hey shii 🌻🌸🌸 said:

“Kwani niko Atlanta Georgia.😂”

A notable observation was the difference between Norah and another person in the video, as viewers pointed out that someone named Samir seemed to have retained his original accent.