With her forthcoming album "Wait, There’s More" and a role in "The Ms. Pat Show," she shares her story of overcoming personal struggles and embracing her creativity. 

Inayah, a rising star from Houston, Texas, is making waves in both the music and acting worlds. From her early days sharing cover videos of R&B hits on social media to composing her own empowering songs, she has captured the attention of audiences nationwide. In a recent interview, she delved into her forthcoming album, "Wait, There’s More," and her role in the hit series "The Ms. Pat Show," shedding light on her journey of resilience and determination.

Born and raised in Houston, Inayah’s musical journey began at a young age. Encouraged by her mother, she honed her vocal skills and developed a deep love for music. Drawing inspiration from the rich musical heritage of her hometown, including icons like Beyoncé and UGK, she embarked on her path as a singer-songwriter.

Despite facing personal struggles, including postpartum depression after the birth of her last child, Inayah persevered and found solace in her art. Her upcoming album, "Wait, There’s More," serves as a testament to her resilience, featuring bold and fearless anthems that empower women to break free from toxic relationships and embrace their strength.

One of the standout tracks from the album is "For the Streets," a remake of Fantasia's "When I See You." Initially hesitant to take on such an iconic song, Inayah was convinced by her team to put her own spin on it. The result has been overwhelmingly positive, with the song garnering millions of views on YouTube in just over a month.

In addition to her musical endeavors, Inayah has also ventured into acting, landing a role in "The Ms. Pat Show." Reflecting on her unexpected transition into acting, she credits divine intervention and the encouragement of Ms. Pat herself. Despite initial doubts, she embraced the opportunity and has since become an integral part of the show.

As she prepares to share her story through music and acting, Inayah remains grateful for the challenges that have shaped her journey. From overcoming postpartum depression to finding her voice as an artist and actress, she is determined to inspire others with her resilience and authenticity.