Thursday, November 20, 2025 - Pastor Victor Kanyari has publicly expressed his desire to take custody of his two children, Sky and Dany, following the untimely death of their mother, gospel singer Betty Bayo.
Speaking ahead of Betty’s funeral, Kanyari addressed online
debates about his suitability as a parent.
He insisted his intentions are genuine and rooted in love,
urging Kenyans not to confuse his role as a father with his past as a partner.
“I am a good father. I may not be a good husband, but I am a
good father,” he said.
He pointed to his consistent support - paying school fees
and ensuring the children “have never lacked” - as proof of his responsibility.
Kanyari promised his children a better life, declaring: “Sky na
Dany nawapenda, na wataishi maisha mazuri kuliko yenye walikua wanakaa.”
He also dismissed claims of financial instability, stressing
that he cannot give money to strangers online while neglecting his own
children.
Despite criticism, Kanyari maintained that he has remained
calm.
“Si mnaona sijakua na drama? Watu wananiingilia nikiwa
nimenyamaza,” he remarked.
Kanyari further asked the public to commend him for stepping
up, noting that many ex‑husbands go MIA when tragedy strikes.
While eulogizing Betty Bayo, he apologized for the difficult
moments his “drama” may have caused her.
Betty Bayo, remembered for her hit song 11th
Hour, was laid to rest at her Mugumo home near Kamiti Corner.
Her funeral drew a large crowd of family, friends, celebrities,
and leaders, including DP Kithure Kindiki.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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