Madam Boss Biography: Age, Career, Personal Life, Awards.

Tarisai Cleopatra Munetsiwa, popularly known as Madam Boss, is a Zimbabwean comedian, socialite, music artist, and actress.She was born in Harare in 1985. She grew up in Madziva village in Zimbabwe

Madam Boss began her career as a gospel music artist, releasing her debut album titled “Sunungura.” However, she gained significant recognition and popularity as a socialite comedian, primarily for her maid skits that went viral on various social media platforms. Her unique and hilarious portrayal of domestic workers resonated with audiences, contributing to her rise to stardom.

One of Madam Boss’s notable achievements was becoming the first Zimbabwean comedian to amass one million followers on Facebook, solidifying her position as a social media sensation.

In 2021, she expanded her career into acting, making her debut in the Nollywood series “The Offspring.” Following this success, she secured another acting role in South Africa’s SABC 1 drama series, “Ubettina Wethu.” Her talent and versatility in the entertainment industry led to her being cast in the Netflix film “The Bad Bishop,” which further showcased her acting prowess.

In May 2022, it was announced that a movie titled Becoming Madam Boss, inspired by her true life story, had begun shooting.She is the brand ambassador of RwandAir as well as other corporates which include Net*One, Nyaradzo Group and Ingwebu Brewerie

Madam Boss has received several accolades in recognition of her contributions to the entertainment and social media landscape:

• Social Media Brand of the Year – Zimbabwe Business Awards 2017
• Socialite of the Year – Zimbabwe Social Media Awards 2018
• People’s Choice – Zimbabwe International Women Awards 2018
• Women Of The Year Award In Digital And Social Media – Zimbabwe National Women’s Awards 2018
• Influencer of the Year – Zimbabwe Achievers Awards 2021 (nominated)
• E! Entertainment People’s Choice Awards: African Social Star Winner 2021

Madam Boss is married to Ngonidzaishe Munetsiwa, popularly known as Mhofu, and together, they form a loving and supportive family. Madam Boss and Mhofu have two children together.