Pastor Kanyari Reveals What They Said On The Phone With Tash, Betty Bayo’s Husband

The guardianship of Betty Bayo’s children following her sudden death weeks ago has continued to spark fierce debates among netizens
Their biological father, Pastor Victor Kanyari, has been campaigning to raise the children
In his latest statements, Kanyari claimed that he has been in contact with Betty’s widow, Tash, even sharing details of their phone conversations

Pastor Victor Kanyari has continued to dominate the headlines following the sudden death of his ex-wife, a gospel singer Betty Bayo.

Pastor Kanyari claimed that he has been in contact with Betty Bayo’s widow, Tash. Photo: Prophet Kanyari, Karangu Muraya.
Source: Facebook

Betty died on Monday, November 10, at the Kenyatta National Hospital, where she was receiving treatment after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia.

She is survived by her two children, Sky Victor and Danivictor, who she shared with Kanyari, and her husband, Hiram Gitau, also known as Tash, whom she married after separating from the preacher.

Is Kanyari a responsible father?

Even before Betty was laid to rest on November 20, fierce debates arose over who would care for her children.

Are Kanyari and Tash in touch?

During a recent sermon at his church, Kanyari opened up about his relationship with Tash.

He claimed that although they have exchanged messages through text messages and WhatsApp, the conversations have been superficial and rarely touch on matters concerning children.

“I said hello, and he said hello, and now I started to wonder what was going on. ‘Come on,’ he replies, ‘Come on.’ ‘Mum,’ he replies ‘ma.’ I even started to wonder, will he even hand over the children to me or what? I never told him to give me back the children. The other day, he called me and said that he doesn’t have a problem with me and that I don’t have a problem with him either. He said that we love each other, and I agreed,” Kanyari claimed.

Kenyans are talking about Kashari’s claims

Here are some of the messages they wrote:

Beatrice Macharia:

“And aren’t your children with their minds and they know about you? Why do they refuse to come?”

Cate Tom:

“What book did you preach today?”

Unapologetically W Witte:

“Last Sunday’s sermon was from Betty Bayo’s book, today’s verse sermon was from Tash’s book, children’s verse sermon.”

Grace Wachira:

“Is Tash part of your sermon, respect the man, he did what you can’t do for Betty and the kids, they feel safe in his hands.”

Wambui Favor:

“Sky is not a child, she can make a decision to go to him or stay. There is a reason why they don’t need to go to him. If I am Sky, I will stay where there is peace of mind.”