Popular media personality Wilbroda has sparked conversation with her bold views on life after death. In a candid statement, she expressed her disbelief in the traditional notions of heaven and hell, saying:
“I don’t believe there’s heaven and hell… hakuna tarumbeta itapigwa.”
(“…there will be no trumpet that will be blown.”)
Her remarks challenge long-standing religious teachings, suggesting instead a more grounded or perhaps spiritual approach to life and death. By rejecting the imagery of a final judgment marked by a trumpet sound—as often referenced in Christian eschatology—Wilbroda is making it clear that she views death as a natural end, not a gateway to eternal reward or punishment.
Her statement has stirred reactions from both supporters who appreciate her honesty, and critics who see it as controversial. Regardless of one’s belief system, Wilbroda’s comments underscore a growing trend of public figures openly questioning established religious doctrines in favor of personal belief and individual spirituality.
