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Keyshia Ka’Oir to light up Dolly Sundays at Club MECA
Keyshia Ka’Oir.
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Shereita Grizzle | Observer Staff Reporter  
June 26, 2026

Keyshia Ka’Oir to light up Dolly Sundays at Club MECA

Kingston’s nightlife scene is set for another major moment this weekend as Jamaican-born beauty mogul and international entrepreneur Keyshia Ka’Oir makes a special appearance at the ever-popular Dolly Sundays inside Club MECA.

Known worldwide for transforming her passion for beauty into the multimillion-dollar Ka’Oir Cosmetics brand, Keyshia’s journey from St Thomas, Jamaica, to global success has made her one of the Caribbean’s most celebrated female entrepreneurs.

Over the years, she has expanded her business portfolio into fitness, lifestyle, and wellness ventures while maintaining a strong connection to her Jamaican roots.

Beyond her entrepreneurial achievements, Keyshia is also recognised as one-half of one of entertainment’s most influential power couples alongside Grammy-nominated rapper Gucci Mane. Together, they have built an empire that spans music, business, and philanthropy, earning admiration from fans around the world.

Her upcoming appearance at Dolly Sundays is expected to add even more excitement to what has become one of Kingston’s premier nightlife experiences.

According to the management team at PTR, promoters of Dolly Sundays, the event has evolved into an international brand that continues to grow beyond Jamaica’s borders.

“Dolly Sundays is now a recognised international event that keeps growing each year. We just came from Miami and New York City, we’re heading to Toronto next week, and Atlanta in a few weeks,” a spokesperson for PTR shared.

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The promoters say their mission remains rooted in showcasing Jamaican culture both locally and internationally.

“We are proud to continue to represent Brand Jamaica internationally and at home. Keyshia is a Jamaican Dolly too — successful, entrepreneurial, and proudly represents Jamaica. Having her at Dolly Sundays this Sunday is a perfect fit. We are expecting a very big gathering of Dollys coming out to MECA on Sunday night,” said the represenative.

The appearance further strengthens Club MECA’s reputation as a hot spot for celebrities, influencers, tastemakers, and cultural figures, while reinforcing Dolly Sundays’ status as one of the island’s most-talked-about weekly events.

With Keyshia Ka’Oir bringing her signature glamour, entrepreneurial spirit, and international star power to Kingston this weekend, patrons can expect an electric atmosphere as Jamaica celebrates one of its own.

Among the celebrities to have made appearance at Club MECA events are Vybz Kartel, Chris Brown, Cardi B, and Migos rapper Offset.

For fans of beauty, business, dancehall culture, and everything “Dolly”, Sunday night at Club MECA promises to be one of the season’s must-attend events.

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