Renowned Kenyan actress Sarah Hassan and her husband, Martin Dale, are parting ways after seven years of marriage. The couple, who wed in a private ceremony in 2017, has always been reserved about their personal lives, keeping their relationship away from the public eye.
Recent reports indicate that the two have been living separately for some time and are now moving forward with finalizing their divorce. While the reasons for their separation remain undisclosed, sources close to the couple reveal that Sarah and Martin are handling the matter with mutual respect and civility.
Sarah Hassan, admired for her elegance and professionalism, has consistently kept her personal life separate from her thriving career, making the news of her split unexpected for her fans. Martin Dale, a distinguished individual in his own right, has also maintained the couple’s shared commitment to privacy, choosing not to comment publicly on the situation.
Born on September 5, 1988, in Mombasa, Kenya, Sarah Hassan has established herself as a celebrated actress, model, and former TV host. She gained fame through her iconic role as Tanya in the popular series Tahidi High and has since become a household name. A graduate of Machakos Girls High School and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, where she earned a degree in Actuarial Science, Sarah discovered her passion for the arts during her university years and refined her craft at the New York Film Academy in 2016.
Her career boasts numerous accomplishments, including hosting shows like Mashariki Mix, Discovery +254, and The Wedding Show, as well as starring in acclaimed TV series such as Zora and Crime and Justice. She has also featured in films like Plan B and Just In Time. Sarah’s exceptional talent has garnered multiple awards, including the CHAT Awards for Best Actress in 2010 and 2011, the Kalasha Awards for Best Actress in 2019 and 2021, and the AMVCA Award for Best Film for Plan B.
As Sarah and Martin navigate this chapter of their lives, the focus remains on respecting their privacy as they move forward with grace and dignity.
