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Queen Nala is an African lioness and the current queen of the Pridelands and Simba’s Pride. She is the daughter of Sarafina and Mkali, the older sister of Mheetu, the mate of King Simba and the mother of Prince Kopa, Princess Kiara and King Kion.
Description[]
Overall Appearance[]
Nala has tawny gold fur. She has teal eyes and a has a purple pink nose. Her underbelly and muzzle are a light tan color. She lacks ear rims of any kind and her paws are colorless. Her tail tuft is a cheddar brown color and her muzzle is large.
Infant[]
As an infant, she had small dots on her fur.
Cub[]
As a cub, Nala has lost the dots on her fur and her fur colour darkened into a tawny gold. her tail tuft also became more defined.
Young Adult[]
As a young adult, her nose had darkened into a purple pink colour. Her muzzle also became longer.
Older Adult[]
As an older adult, Nala's fur had darkened a bit.
History (The Lion King Epic Trilogy)[]
Infanthood[]
Prior to Episode 1[]
Nala is born to Sarafina (A huntress and cub rarer) and Mkali (A hunter.) Sarafina smiled to infant Nala.
Episode 1: The Circle of Life[]
Infant Nala was seen watching Prince Simba’s Presentation, along with her parents, Sarafina and Mkali.
Cubhood[]
Episode 2: Can’t wait to be King[]
Nala, as a cub was first seen asleep, cradled in Sarafina's paws as Simba runs through the den, intent on waking his father for a morning lesson.
Later that day, Nala is being bathed by her mother Sarafina. Simba greets her, whispering to her that he's just heard about a great place which they can explore. Nala points out through clenched teeth that she's in the middle of a bath, accepting her mother's cleansing licks while Simba is abducted by Sarabi and given a bath of his own.
While her mother washes her lower back, Nala remarks that the place they're going to had better not be dumb. Simba reassures her that it's really cool, but Sarabi gets suspicious. Nala disapproves of this "place" being around the water hole, asking what's so special about it. Simba whispers through clenched teeth that "he'll show her when they get there," hinting that they aren't really going to the water hole. Nala realizes this immediately, asking her mother for permission to accompany Simba. She then joins him in charming Sarabi into letting them go, and equally disapproves of Zazu keeping an eye on them.
As they tread toward the water hole, Nala asks Simba in a whisper what their true destination is, to which Simba responds that it's an elephant graveyard Nala responds with excitement, but Simba shushes her, reminding her that Zazu is hovering just above them. Nala asks how they can get rid of him, and the two cubs begin to whisper a plan to each other, something Zazu mistakes as them being romantic.
The cubs glance at each other, shifting in confusion when Zazu mentions them being "betrothed" and similar terms they don't understand. Nala asks for clarification, and both cubs recoil in disgust when they realize that they are to be married someday. Nala comments that them being married would be "weird" and points out that since Simba is the future king, Zazu must do what he says when Simba states to do away with the betrothal. Zazu says he doesn't, not yet anyway, telling Simba that he's shaping up to be a pretty pathetic king.
The two cubs proceed into "I Just Can't Wait to be King" in order to distract Zazu, trapping him underneath the underside of a rhino and bounding away. Nala happily remarks on how they lost Zazu, pointing out to Simba that the plan was her idea when he tries to take credit, and pins him when he decides to tackle her and teases him. He pushes her off and he tackles her again, only to be pinned and teased again.
Episode 3: The Elephant Graveyard[]
A geyser interrupts the two, and the cubs realize that they've arrived at the Elephant Graveyard. Nala wanders into the hyenas' home, wondering if the elephant's brains are still inside its head. Simba begins to trot forward to find out. Zazu has caught up to them, though, and demands that they return to the Pride Lands, very aware that they are in danger. Before they can return, Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed exit the large skull the two cubs were intent on checking out and accuse the trio of trespassing.
Zazu begins to herd the two out of the place, but the hyenas corner them, making it apparent that they desire the cubs as food, and while they're distracted, Nala and Simba make a run for it. Zazu is snatched from the air, and the cubs go back to find him, challenging the hyenas and ending up running for their lives again.
Nala and Simba scale up a mass of bones, but the young lioness slides down toward the menacing jaws of Shenzi, but before the hyena can do any harm to her, Simba slashes the hyena across the face while Nala gets away. The two cubs attempt to climb an elephant skeleton but can't get a good grip, weakening the slim strip of flesh that they are jumping on. They fall through and are cornered in the deceased animal's ribcage.
Nala hides behind Simba as he tries to scare the hyenas off with his kittenish roar, but Mufasa comes to the rescue, drowning out Simba's roar with his own powerful one. He beats, pins, and scares off the hyenas, turning his fury on Zazu and then Simba for disobeying him. As they trot away, Nala quietly tells Simba that she had thought he was very brave. The cubs walk through the clearing in silence, and Mufasa commands Zazu to take Nala home. She glances back at Simba, leaving the father and son alone.
Episode 4: The Stampede[]
Nala is seen as a cub, the following night when Scar breaks the news to the rest of the pride about Mufasa and Simba's deaths in the gorge. She nuzzles against her mother's leg and cried, devastated about the loss of her best friend, Simba. She then looked shocked and has fear when the hyenas close in on the lions of Pride Rock.
Episode 6: Betrayal[]
In a flashback, Nala was seen playing with her father, Mkali and her younger brother, Mheetu, in a deteriorating Pridelands under Scar’s Rule. Little did she know that the deterioration of the Pridelands is due to the Lions of the Past, starting it, feeling betrayed.
Teenagerhood[]
Episode 6: Betrayal[]
After a timeskip, a skinny adolescent Nala, with her brother, Mheetu (who was a cub at that time), was with her father, who was dying of starvation. Mkali tells her to find help, beyond the pridelands to save her pride, before he passes away, leaving Nala devastated. She was then seen nuzzling Mheetu and Sarafina (her mother), with streams of tears on her face.
Young Adulthood[]
Episode 6: Betrayal[]
After another timeskip, a young adult Nala was seen resting in the cave of Pride Rock. She remembered her father’s words, and sneaked out of Pride Rock, away from King Scar and his hyenas. Scar caught her scent, but he was distracted by Zazu, who came In front of him to stop him from finding Nala. Nala was last seen in episode 6 running away from Pride Rock, towards the desert.
Chapter 7: Can You Feel the Love Tonight[]
Nala, trying to feed her starving pride, relentlessly chases Pumbaa through the jungle when he strays too far from Timon in pursuit of a beetle. She expertly keeps up with the warthog as he tries to throw her off by turning and twisting. Just as she lunges to kill him and Timon, Simba charges toward her, surprising her. The two fight, with Nala clawing at Simba's head, shoulders, face, and mane until he tackles her, and she uses her signature move, pinning him hard to the ground.
When Simba says her name, she becomes surprised and gets off him, inquiring about his identity. It only takes her a second to realize that "Simba" is the name of the dead prince and that this is the same lion.
The two greet each other excitedly, asking each other what they're doing in the jungle until Timon, confused as to why they are no longer fighting, breaks it up and demands to know what's going on. Simba introduces Nala to his two friends, and Nala is pleasured to meet them.
She then turns her attention back to Simba, musing about what will happen when everyone finds out that he's been here all this time. She unknowingly recites Scar's words exactly when she asks Simba what Sarabi will think. When Simba tells her that no one has to know, she tells him that everyone thinks he's dead as Scar had told the pride about the stampede. Simba asks her for more, but the lioness insist that it doesn't matter since he's alive and the true king.
Timon scoffs at this, telling Nala that she has her "lions crossed." When Pumbaa begins worshiping Simba, the young lion tells him to stop. Timon corrects Pumbaa's word choice, laughingly saying that Simba isn't the king. He then curiously asks Simba if he is. Simba abruptly replies no, and Nala objects. He reinforces his argument, moving to walk off. Privately annoyed with Timon and Pumbaa's presence, Nala politely asks the two to excuse them for a few minutes.
Once they are gone, Nala points out sadly to Simba how much his return will mean to everyone; especially her. Simba reassures her that it's okay, and Nala nuzzles him, telling him that she's really missed him. Nala then talks to Simba, about her younger brother, Mheetu and her father’s death. The two continue to nuzzle each other, their affection leading into "Can You Feel the Love Tonight", where Simba and Nala begin to fall in love.
Simba gives Nala a tour of the jungle, asking her if she thinks it's a great place. Nala says it's beautiful but begins to ask again why he hasn't returned home if he's been alive this whole time. She is unsatisfied with Simba's answer of wanting to "get out on his own" and "live his own life," seriously telling him that they've really needed him at home. When he denies this, Nala again reinforces that he's the king, and again Simba denies this, claiming that Scar is. Nala tells him about the chaos that's been brewing in the Pride Lands under Scar's rule, telling Simba that if he doesn't return, everyone will starve like her father did.
Once more, Simba says that he can't go back, moving to flee from Nala's questioning. Simba points out that Nala has left as well, but she counters by telling him that she only left to find help. Having found Simba, Nala realizes that he is their only hope.
When again Simba denies and sarcastically apologizes to her, Nala tells him that he isn't the Simba she remembers and that she is disappointed in him. Simba again moves to get away from her, admitting that he is now different and grumbling at how her words reflected his father's. In turn, Nala grumbles that at least one of them sounds like Mufasa and is willing to take up their responsibility. This response infuriates Simba, and the two launch into a brief but heated conflict. Nala tries again, softly this time, to get Simba to tell her what he has been through, responding angrily when Simba refuses to tell her anything.
Chapter 8: Battle of Pride Rock[]
After Simba decides to return, Nala is still in the jungle, looking for him. She finds Timon and Pumbaa in hopes that they know where Simba has gone off to. Rafiki tells them from atop a tree that "the king has returned." Upon hearing this, Nala is unable to believe that Simba has gone back, and after explaining the situation to Timon and Pumbaa, she runs off to assist him.
Just as Simba gets an eyeful of his home which has been utterly destroyed by Scar, Nala appears by his side, Timon and Pumbaa in tow, and the four head toward Pride Rock. They sneak past the hyenas, using Timon and Pumbaa to lure some of the others away, and Simba tells Nala to find Sarabi and rally the lionesses while he looks for Scar.
Sarabi is with Scar, however, so Nala herself leads the lionesses to Pride Rock just as Scar assaults Sarabi and Simba confronts Scar. Scar brings up Mufasa's death, and Nala confusedly asks what Scar is talking about. Upon hearing the "truth," the lionesses are shocked, Sarabi refusing to believe it. Nala shrieks in horror when Scar backs Simba over the edge of Pride Rock and is the first lioness to lunge forward when Scar admits that he, not Simba, is the one who killed Mufasa.
After Simba emerges victoriously from his fight with Scar, he embraces Sarabi and Nala before taking his rightful place as king. The lionesses watch with relief and joy as Simba ascends Pride Rock and roars across his reclaimed kingdom with the lionesses roaring back in reply.
Chapter 9: Birth of Prince Kopa[]
Some time later, after the Pride Lands are restored to their former glory, Nala becomes Simba's queen. The two, along with Timon and Pumbaa, stand on the promontory of Pride Rock as they proudly watch the assembly of the animals below Pride Rock. Then Rafiki arrives, cradling their firstborn cub, Prince Kopa. Simba and Nala happily watch as Rafiki presents him as the next in line to the throne to the animals of the Pride Lands.
Episode 10: Kopa meets Vitani[]
Queen Nala is seen excitedly announcing to her son, Kopa that she is pregnant. She then watches proudly as her mate, King Simba, takes Kopa up to the top of Pride Rock, to tell him that he will be king one day.
Adulthood[]
Episode 11: He Lives in You[]
Queen Nala is seen with her second born cub, Princess Kiara. She happily watched Rafiki take her away from Nala. She then watched proudly as her daughter gets presented to all of the pridelanders, as the second born cub of her and Simba.
Episode 12: Rescue of Prince Kopa[]
Nala awakens one morning beside her mate, to find that her son, Kopa was missing. A shocked Nala, seached for Kopa in the tall grasses with Simba, to pick up the scent of her son’s blood, which led her to be very worried. The scent trail led to Zira (who was a huntress of Simba’s Pride), with her paws and teeth soaked in Kopa’s blood. Zira mournfully lied to Nala and Simba that Prince Kopa completed the Circle of Life, as he was eaten by hyenas. Nala did not believe her and became furious at her when she he found out that Zira murdered Kopa. Simba, then banished Zira and her loyal followers to the outlands. Nala choked with horror and tears fell out her eyes. Unbeknownst to her, Kopa survived, and now lives at the Tree of Life after being rescued by Azaad (a cheetah.)
Episode 13: We are One[]
Nala, who seemed to have gotten over Kopa’s supposed death, plays with her third born cub, Prince Kion. She and her mate, then taught infant Kion how to walk, which he did successfully did, after only one fall. The next day, her daughter, Princess Kiara asked her and her mate whether she could go play out in the savannahs of the Pridelands. King Simba, who was still mentally unstable after Kopa’s ‘death’ said no, worried that Zira’s pride will kill her. However, Nala, being much calmer, let her into the savannah. Her mate, then ordered Timon and Pumbaa to babysit her, just in case an outsider spots her. She later appears when she, Simba, Timon, Pumbaa, and two other members of the pride arrive to rescue Kiara from Zira after seeing her with Kovu near the Outlands. When Zira leaves after having a confrontation with Simba, Nala notices that Simba wants to stay behind so he can discipline Kiara, and she returns with the others to Pride Rock. She is seen at Pride Rock, being angry at Princess Kiara for going into the Outlands and talking to a member of Zira’s Pride.
Episode 14: Return of the Roar[]
Nala is at Pride Rock after hearing her son's roar. She was at first shocked to hear that the intense roar was Kion's, but Rafiki assures her that it was and declares that it is time. Simba is hesitant, explaining that he wants more time to prepare Kion, but Nala tells him that he just ran out of time. She reassures him but Kion walks away, leaving Simba to have a word with his son.
Later, when she hears that the hyenas are attacking the gazelles, she is surprised to see that Kion and his friends are taking care of it. Once the Lion Guard sends Janja and his clan packing, Nala proudly declares that Kion is her and Simba's son. However, the gazelles soon begin to stampede, charging right towards Kiara, who was awaiting her parents' return. Nala fears for the safety of her daughter, but thanks to Bunga and Fuli, Kiara is rescued and returned to her parents safely. Nala nuzzles her daughter, relieved that she is safe, and casts Simba a knowing look when Kiara remarks that Kion knew what he was doing when he chose his friends for the Guard. As Kion lets out a final roar to drive off the hyenas, Nala quietly whispers his name, then turns to Simba as he acknowledges that it is now time for the Lion Guard.
Episode 15: Christmas in the Pridelands[]
Nala’s second son, Kion turns to his family for help in making Timon and Pumbaa's Christmas the best one ever, asking them to take part in a song and performance. Simba is hesitant at first, but Nala and Kiara are able to persuade him to go through with it after Nala reminds him of what Timon and Pumbaa have done for him in the past. When her son wishes them a "Merry Christmas", she returns the gesture, albeit with confusion. They turn up at Hakuna Matata Falls and shortly after their arrival, her son guides them over to a canyon, where a large assortment of animals has already gathered. Nala is impressed, and it doesn't take too long for the animals to start rehearsing through the night.
When the sun starts to peak, the animals still haven't mastered the song. When her mate starts to leave, Nala suggests that they try again next year. As the other animals turn to leave as well, Kion calls for everyone to return, with Bunga pleading them himself. Simba returns to Bunga and asks him what's so special about this performance, and he replies that, after all, they've done for him, he just wants to give them something in return. Nala and the other animals agree to try again, given the circumstances.
Shortly after, Nala and her family, plus Tiifu and Zuri, take part in "The Twelve Ways of Christmas", where they play the part of "six leaping lions". When Tiifu and Zuri start to become tired during the twelfth and final stanza, she gently nudges them to keep going and after the performance, she celebrates the holiday with the rest of the Pride Landers.
Episode 16: Scar’s Return[]
Nala and Simba are seen on the peak of Pride Rock, observing the kingdom, while the Lion Guard patrol the Pride Lands and save some animals from the dangers of the Dry Season.
Later, Simba's family, as well as Tiifu and Zuri are assembled at Pride Rock, awaiting the introduction of Rafiki's new apprentice, with Nala stating her eagerness to meet her. After receiving word of Ma Tembo's unsuccessful attempts to locate water, Kiara asks for permission to help. Despite the probability of being unable to, Kiara insists upon trying, and Simba and Nala agree that it would be a good experience for her to work with Ma Tembo. Suddenly, Makini appears, requesting to join Kiara, and introducing herself, much to the irritation of Rafiki, who arrives behind her. Rafiki introduces his apprentice to the Royal family and friends, and Nala echoes Simba's warm greeting. Kiara asks if Makini could accompany her, and Simba and Nala give their permission, much to such strong gratitude of Makini's that she hugs Nala, then Simba, and then Kiara. Nala tells her she is welcome. As the two depart, Nala hastily prevents Tiifu and Zuri from following, offering to let them spend time with her, to which they both agree. Simba and Nala are later seen amongst the crowd of animals surrounding Ma Tembo.
Episode 20: Battle of the Pridelands[]
Nala and her family are at Pride Rock surrounded by fire. With help from Hadithi and Anga, she and her family are safe. Soon Scar appears and says that Kion and the guard are gone, she is astonished but relieved that they're okay. Scar says that they can't stop him, the herds soon start to call off the attack but Kion says they can't, soon Janja and Jasiri come by and Janja says he knows how to defeat Scar, Kion should roar at him, after discussing the plan everyone goes to get some rest. The next morning all the Pride Landers go to attack the Outlanders, Kion soon says that Scar has been defeated.
Episode 22: The Journey to the Tree of Life[]
In the lair of the Lion Guard Kiara notices Kion's scar, Nala ask Rafiki will Kion be alright he told them the venom is still inside of him and if it stay inside too long Kion will no longer able to tell the difference between right and wrong, but Rafiki also says that Kion needs to go to the Tree of Life to find the cure, Anga then becomes the new Keenest of sight, while Ono becomes the Smartest. Simba wishes them safe travels and Nala hopes they'll be back before Kiara's first hunt, she nuzzles Simba as she sees her son and the guard off.
Episode 23: Kiara’s First Hunt[]
Years later, her only daughter, Kiara has grown into a late teenager. Nala talks to Kiara before her first hunt and nuzzles her affectionately. She next appears when Kiara is rescued by Kovu from a fire started by Zira’s Pride and reminds Simba that he owes Kovu their daughter's life due to royal protocol. She is present that night when Simba has a nightmare about trying to rescue his father during the stampede. However, she is fast asleep and remains silent after the nightmare.
Episode 27: Exile[]
Kiara and Kovu spend time together in the grasslands that night, Nala finds Simba on a hill, desperately trying to seek advice from the great kings of the past. She consults him, seeing the good in Kovu that Simba cannot see past due to Kovu being Scar's heir. Nala urges him to get to know Kovu more.
Nala is then seen the next day standing next to Simba after he was injured in an ambush set up by Zira. She then sees Kovu arrive outside Pride Rock and watches Kiara go to greet him, only to be stopped by Simba, who believes that Kovu was part of the ambush. Nala looks on as Kiara tries and fails to get Simba to listen to Kovu. When Simba banishes Kovu from the Pride Lands, Nala's expression shows that she is shocked by his decision, before watching Kiara rush forward to try and stop the exile, only to be stopped by the other lionesses. Nala is not seen with the other lionesses when Kiara flees her father.
Episode 29: The Great Battle[]
Nala is present at the final battle when she confronts Vitani. Vitani taunts her about Kiara's disappearance, and the lionesses attack each other with Nala outmatching Vitani. After Kiara prevents Zira from killing Simba, the two fall down the gorge. Nala yells directions to Simba as he leaps into the gorge to rescue Kiara, who is stranded above the swollen river.
As Simba rescues Kiara and helps her back up the ledge, Nala is relieved to see her daughter safe and sound, and the two embrace.
Episode 30: Kiara and Kovu’s Wedding[]
After Simba reconciles with Kovu and the reformed Outsiders, Nala and the others journey back to Pride Rock, where she and Simba proudly witness Rafiki blessing the union of Kiara and Kovu. They then lead the procession, with the new couple Kiara and Kovu following them, to the promontory of Pride Rock, where they all let out a loud roar across the Pride Lands.
Episode 31: Return to the Pridelands[]
Nala and Simba are on top of Pride Rock when Kion comes home. They are overjoyed to see him and Simba welcomes him home as he and Nala embrace him. Nala is still worried about Kion's scar, but he says he'll always have it and that he's healed. The rest of the guard comes up and Simba asks how their journey was. Beshte says that everyone found something special at the Tree of Life. Nala meets the guard's new friend Azaad who helped them get back to the Pride Lands. Simba explains what happened to Zira and why Kovu and Vitani have joined their Pride. Soon, Timon, Pumbaa, and Basi come and reunite with Bunga and Beshte. That night Simba and his family talk to Mufasa then head inside Pride Rock.
Episode 32: Battle of the Lion Guards[]
The next day Kion's guard and Vitani's guard have a contest to see who will be the next Lion guard. Kion decides to give up his Roar then Askari appears to congratulate Kion on his mastery of the Roar.
Episode 33: Kion and Rani’s Coronation[]
Nala’s youngest son, Kion and his old guard decided to go back to the Tree of Life and help the Night Pride. Nala proudly watches as Kion becomes King of the Tree of Life and marries Queen Rani.
Episode 34: Kopa’s Return[]
When Azaad, the cheetah arrive to Pride Rock with a mysterious lion with orange brown fur and teal eyes, Nala is dumbfounded and shocked when Azaad reveals that the lion was Nala’s lost son, Prince Kopa. Nala, along with her mate, then happily reunites with him, before he went into the lair of the Lion Guard to see his lost best friend, Vitani.
Episode 35: The Circle of Life Continues[]
Nala watched proudly as Rafiki lifted up, he daughter, Kiara and Kovu’s first born cub, Prince Bakari. After a timeskip, she was seen playing with Princess Akina, Kiara and Kovu’s second born cub, Princess Akina.
Episode 36: Kopa and Vitani’s Cubs[]
Nala was seen watching her first son, Kopa and his mate, Vitani, playing with their two cubs, Maua and Ishara.
Episode 38: The Conclusion[]
Nala was seen being asked by her only daughter, Kiara and her mate, Kovu, for the position of queen and king. However she kindly refuses, saying that she is not at the age she is eligible to retire from the position of queen yet. She also said that to Kiara that she has more training to do before becoming queen. Nala said also it isn’t long until she retires, as she was getting older. Nala was last seen extensively training Kiara and Kovu to become the queen and king of Pride Rock.
Personality[]
Aided by the tempting adventure offers of her friend Simba, Nala is rambunctious as a cub and never known to turn down a chance at fun. Even the sound of a predator-infested Elephant Graveyard is enough to perk her senses, with her eager curiosity constantly leading her deeper and deeper into adventure and trouble. Though brave and curious, young Nala can be understandably foolish, not understanding the troubles of flirting with danger. Her mischievous nature and carefree attitude are dangerous when mixed with her thirst for adventure.
As a cub, Nala is known to be sassy, being defensive of her own accomplishments and giving her best friend cheek when prompted. Though Simba sometimes tries to claim her ideas as his own, Nala will not stand for being overlooked and is clever and strong enough to do something about it. Despite this, Nala is an encouraging friend, kind to Simba even when he makes an error. No matter what he says or does, she maintains the friendship, grieving heavily when he supposedly dies.
Come adulthood, Nala has become much more mature, practically built on persistence and responsibility. Scar's poor reign has made her realize the importance of accountability, as she has seen firsthand what Simba's lack of interest in the Pride Lands has caused. She often tries to speak sense to Simba, standing as his voice of reason, firm and resolute in her beliefs with a cutting edge to her argument. Nala isn't one to be stamped down with words, as she can hold her own in a verbal battle, parrying each of Simba's defenses with offenses of her own. No amount of yelling and accusations can beat down Nala's stubborn nature.
Nala is also known to be a fearless and loyal friend, willing to stand up to the much larger Scar in order to help her friend assume the throne. She is also the first lioness to leap into battle, rendering her courageous and willing to fight both physically and verbally for justice. Her steadfast faithfulness in Simba and her ready assistance mark her a loyal friend who is willing to put aside her own fears in order to do what is right and help a friend.
Once Nala becomes a queen, she grows much more reserved and wise, no longer as spunky as she used to be. Unlike Simba, she is very relaxed in her dealings with their children, Kopa, Kiara and Kion. She trusts her daughter to take care of herself and believes her second son is ready to take on responsibilities as the leader of the Lion Guard.
Her gentle words and sound advice serve as a softener to Simba's hard edge; for instance, when she helps him realize that Kovu is not the killer he was raised to be. Nala herself can see past Kovu's rough exterior and does not judge him for his past. She does, however, support Simba in his decisions, always standing by his side no matter the consequences.
Family[]
Mother: Sarafina
Father: Mkali
Brother: Mheetu
Mate: Simba
Daughter: Kiara
Granddaughters: Maua, Ishara, Akina and Janya
Grandsons: Bakari, Raja and Moto II
Grandmother: Nya
Grandfather: Ndege
Sister in law: Tama
Nephew: Maji
Daughter in laws: Vitani and Rani
Son in law: Kovu
Father in law: Mufasa
Mother in law: Sarabi
Uncle in law: Scar
Aunt in laws: Diku, Dwala, Naanda and Zira
Grandmother in laws: Oba and Uru
Grandfather in laws: Mkumila and Ahadi
Adopted father in laws: Timon and Pumbaa
Adopted brother in law: Bunga
Adopted grandmother in law: Bella
Adopted Great Uncle in law: Uncle Max
Trivia[]
Her name mean "beloved/successful/gift" in Swahili.