Sky Victor has appealed to Kenyans online to stop attacking both her biological father, Prophet Victor Kanyari, and her mother’s husband, Hiram “Tash” Gitau, following the death of her mother, gospel singer Betty Bayo.
Speaking calmly in a viral video, Sky dismissed claims that she is torn between the two men. She insisted she maintains a loving relationship with both of them and that people should stop manufacturing drama around her family.
“I still love both of my fathers. I don’t know what you guys are talking about. I’m not picking sides. I love them both,” she said, urging the public to accept that life must move on “whether she’s here or not.”
Sky strongly called for privacy and respect, especially as online users continue to direct harassment at both Kanyari and Tash. She said outsiders do not know the true picture of what the family is experiencing.
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“Please be careful. Don’t bully my baba. Don’t bully my dad. You don’t know what is happening behind the scenes,” she warned. “Some of you hear a little information and assume everything. Don’t assume.”
She emphasized that much of her family’s life is private, and online narratives built on half-truths are causing unnecessary harm.
As she mourns her mother, Sky admitted the grief has been overwhelming. She described the burial as deeply painful, saying it was “sad seeing her ass go down,” and mentioned that the dress she had prepared for the ceremony is still untouched in her closet.
Despite the heartbreak, she vowed to push forward. She revealed that she had shared all her dreams and future plans with her mother and now feels a responsibility to pursue them.
“I will make my mother proud no matter what,” she said, expressing that the tragedy has fueled her determination rather than slowed her down.
Her message is a heartfelt plea for compassion and a reminder that behind the headlines and viral conversations are real families dealing with real pain, far away from the noise of social media.
