Henrie Kwushue is a dynamic British broadcaster, presenter, DJ, and content creator who has carved out a vibrant space in UK media. Born in London in 1996 and of Nigerian and Sierra Leonean heritage, she’s known for bringing fresh energy and authenticity to every platform she touches. Her journey began on community stations like Reprezent Radio, before making waves on No Signal Radio and eventually landing slots at BBC Radio 1 and KISS FM, where she currently hosts popular shows including “Henrie’s Hotline” and “The Up.”

Beyond her on-air charisma, Henrie has built an impressive portfolio in podcasting and production. She co-hosted Spotify’s Who We Be podcast and fronted Henrie On Tour, exploring Black music cultures around the globe. Through her media company HTK Productions, she’s spotlighted social issues and underrepresented voices, notably in her docuseries Is Your Area Changing? and the award-winning Untold Stories, which delves into the experiences of marginalized creatives.

Henrie’s work goes far beyond entertainment—she’s an outspoken advocate for Black women in media, and her influence has been recognized through accolades like Presenter of the Year at the Guap Gala. Whether she’s collaborating with Instagram to empower young creatives or curating spaces for culture and conversation, Henrie continues to redefine what it means to be a multifaceted media force with purpose.