Media personality Andrew Kibe has come out in strong support of controversial preacher Pastor Victor Kanyari, defending him in the ongoing debate over the upbringing of his children with late gospel singer Betty Bayo.
Kibe, known for his outspoken and often controversial views, argued that Kanyari should retain full responsibility for his children, dismissing the concept of “step-fathers” taking over.
“Hakuna kitu kama step-father, give Kanyari his kids. Huyo Kinuthia mwingine azae wake, wacha kila mtu alee mtoto amezaa, hakuna mwanaume anazalia mtu mtoto. Kinuthias will always see dust,” said Andrew Kibe.
His remarks sparked debate online, with many Kenyans supporting Kibe’s position, claiming that the late Betty Bayo’s children should remain under the care of their biological father, especially given Kanyari’s dedication and commitment. Others, however, criticized the comments as unnecessarily harsh toward potential step-parents.
Kibe’s support highlights the ongoing public scrutiny surrounding Kanyari’s family life, as he continues to navigate co-parenting while honoring the legacy of Betty Bayo. The media personality’s bold stance has reignited conversations about fatherhood, responsibility, and societal expectations of men in blended families.
As the debate rages online, it remains clear that public opinion remains divided, with passionate arguments on both sides about the role of biological fathers and step-parents in raising children.
