The Mwitis

The Mwitis are a British-Kenyan family sharing warmth, humour, and heart through everyday life online. Made up of Amber, Rey, and their two children, Amaya and Remi, they create relatable, joyful content centred on parenting, family adventures, and raising children in a home that proudly celebrates both cultures. Their videos blend real-life parenting moments with travel, food, and plenty of laughter, resulting in content that feels both inspiring and refreshingly down to earth.

With a thriving community of over 486K followers on TikTok, 153K on Instagram, and 184K subscribers on YouTube, the Mwitis have built a loyal audience that embraces family life in all its chaos and charm. From family days out to cultural traditions, their content celebrates love, togetherness, and identity — and has led to meaningful collaborations with brands such as Childs Farm, Monzo, and Pampers, bringing their stories to life in an authentic way.

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Who is your biggest role model?

Who is your biggest role model?

Both of our Mums!

How do you stay authentic while creating content for social media?

Creating content based on stuff we actually do, regularly! Also showing the reality of life and parenthood helps us to stay grounded and continue representing our own, real life.

What’s your favourite way to unwind after a busy day?

Ray- Gym or watching TV with Amber. Amber- Getting cosy in pyjamas under a blanket with snacks and a good film or book!

What type of content do you enjoy creating the most for social media?

Family fun stuff or dances!

What’s a fun fact about you that always surprises people?

Ray- I used to drive myself to school at 13 years old (in Kenya, of course)! Amber- I can speak over four languages!

What’s one piece of advice you’d give to someone trying to grow their social media following?

Keep being you, be consistent and engage with your audience!

Who is your biggest role model?

Both of our Mums!

How do you stay authentic while creating content for social media?

Creating content based on stuff we actually do, regularly! Also showing the reality of life and parenthood helps us to stay grounded and continue representing our own, real life.

What’s your favourite way to unwind after a busy day?

Ray- Gym or watching TV with Amber. Amber- Getting cosy in pyjamas under a blanket with snacks and a good film or book!

What type of content do you enjoy creating the most for social media?

Family fun stuff or dances!

What’s a fun fact about you that always surprises people?

Ray- I used to drive myself to school at 13 years old (in Kenya, of course)! Amber- I can speak over four languages!

What’s one piece of advice you’d give to someone trying to grow their social media following?

Keep being you, be consistent and engage with your audience!

Who is your biggest role model?

Both of our Mums!

How do you stay authentic while creating content for social media?

Creating content based on stuff we actually do, regularly! Also showing the reality of life and parenthood helps us to stay grounded and continue representing our own, real life.

What’s your favourite way to unwind after a busy day?

Ray- Gym or watching TV with Amber. Amber- Getting cosy in pyjamas under a blanket with snacks and a good film or book!

What type of content do you enjoy creating the most for social media?

Family fun stuff or dances!

What’s a fun fact about you that always surprises people?

Ray- I used to drive myself to school at 13 years old (in Kenya, of course)! Amber- I can speak over four languages!

What’s one piece of advice you’d give to someone trying to grow their social media following?

Keep being you, be consistent and engage with your audience!

Who is your biggest role model?

Both of our Mums!

How do you stay authentic while creating content for social media?

Creating content based on stuff we actually do, regularly! Also showing the reality of life and parenthood helps us to stay grounded and continue representing our own, real life.