Pastor Kanyari and Betty Bayo and Children: Inside His Bold Move to a KSh 90M Runda Mansion
Controversial well known digital Pastor Kanyari commonly known in with his controversies has confirmed his full focus to regain full custody of his children following the passing of their mother gospel musician Betty Bayo.
Speaking during a recent sermon, Kanyari revealed his ongoing efforts to secure a conducive living environment for his family.
The pastor disclosed that he has been searching for a new home in Runda and has settled on a KSh 90 million mansion featuring a swimming pool.
According to Kanyari, the move is motivated by a desire to provide his children, Sky Victor and Danivictor, with comfort and personal space.
He explained that their current residence in Njiru often becomes crowded with visitors, a situation the children reportedly found uncomfortable.
“I rejected a KSh 45 million house because it wouldn’t meet my children’s needs. My children will be swimming there,” Kanyari stated, emphasizing the importance of a home that fosters both relaxation and family bonding.
The pastor also confirmed that he has not remarried, noting his caution in introducing any new partner into his children’s lives.
He stressed that the well-being of his children remains his foremost priority during this transitional period.
Kanyari’s declaration has sparked widespread discussion on social media regarding child custody following the death of a parent.
Many online users have expressed support for the pastor, highlighting that Kenyan law and cultural norms typically grant parental responsibility to the surviving parent.
Legal experts note that, as their father, Kanyari has both the right and responsibility to ensure the welfare of his children, a role that is increasingly being recognized by his followers and the public.
The pastor’s proactive approach underscores the challenges faced by single parents in high-profile families and raises broader conversations about balancing parental responsibility, emotional support, and social expectations.
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