Kenyan gospel singer Betty Bayo, known for her hit song “11th Hour”, left a lasting legacy with a heartfelt message to her ex-husband, Pastor Victor Kanyari, just before her passing. In a touching post, Betty expressed gratitude and forgiveness, praising Kanyari for being a loving and responsible father to their children.
She thanked him for their peaceful co-parenting relationship, cherishing their mutual respect and harmony in raising their kids. Betty also shared how Kanyari often spoke out against couples harming each other, advocating for peace.
With humor and love, she joked about her kids being lucky to have “310 guy” as a dad. In an emotional close, she vowed to sing for free at his wedding, symbolizing total forgiveness and healing.
Betty Bayo passed away on November 10, after battling leukemia, leaving behind a legacy of love, forgiveness, and maturity. Her message has touched many hearts, reminding us of the power of love and forgiveness
“Before her passing after a long battle with leukemia, beloved gospel singer Betty Bayo shared a touching message to her ex-husband, Pastor Victor Kanyari, expressing gratitude and forgiveness.
In her heartfelt note, Betty thanked Kanyari for being a responsible and loving father to their children, despite their failed marriage. She praised his maturity and respect, noting that unlike many exes, he never tried to make her life difficult after their separation.
Betty reflected on their peaceful co-parenting relationship, saying she would always cherish their mutual respect and ability to raise their children in harmony.
She even shared how Kanyari often called her whenever news broke about couples harming each other, condemning such actions and advocating for peace.
She promised never to teach their children to disrespect him and acknowledged that while he wasn’t perfect, he was a devoted and prayerful father.
Adding a touch of humor, Betty said her kids were better off having “310 guy” as a dad than having none.
In an emotional close, she vowed to sing for free at his wedding, symbolizing total forgiveness and healing.
Her message has since touched many hearts, standing as a reminder of love, forgiveness, and maturity even in the face of pain and death”.
