Sky Victor, daughter of the late gospel singer Betty Bayo and preacher Victor Kanyari, has sparked fresh debate after emotionally opening up about why she wants to live with her stepfather, Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, instead of her biological father.

During a Facebook Live session on October 27, 2026, Sky reportedly expressed her frustration over the situation surrounding her and her younger brother Danny's living arrangements, saying she would prefer to remain in the home where she grew up with her late mother and Tash.

Her remarks have drawn attention to the emotional challenges surrounding the family following Betty Bayo's death in November 2025.

'I Don't Want to Stay With Him'

In the livestream, Sky reportedly made her position clear, saying she felt more comfortable staying with Tash, whom she considers her father figure.

“Let me be honest, I don’t want to stay with him. I don’t know him as much as I know my dad. I would like to stay at the place I was left by my mom,” she said, according to K24 Digital.

Her statement appeared to reflect the close bond she says she shares with Tash, who had been part of her daily life while she was growing up.

Sky also questioned the circumstances surrounding the decision affecting where she and Danny would live.

“I am not happy with this final judgment. And I am gonna say the truth, we need justice. This thing is against our own wishes,” she said.

The specific legal decision she was referring to, however, has not been independently established from the available reporting.

Sky Reveals the Emotional Toll on Her and Danny

Sky further described the emotional strain the situation had placed on the siblings, saying they had been struggling to cope.

“That thing has really bothered me. We have been crying the whole day; Danny can’t even sleep. I have been crying,” she said.

She questioned why they would have to leave the home they knew for a place they considered unfamiliar.

“It doesn’t make sense to take us away from our home to somewhere we don’t know. This thing is not justice; it is just by force. I thought my dad would have a big chance of winning,” she added.

The remarks have intensified public discussion about the children's welfare and the importance of considering their emotional needs when decisions about their living arrangements are made.

Why Sky's Latest Remarks Have Raised Questions

Sky's latest comments have attracted attention partly because she previously spoke warmly about both Kanyari and Tash.

In January 2026, she described herself as fortunate to have two father figures and said she loved them both despite their differences.

“I do not have a favourite dad. I am blessed with two awesome fathers. I love them both; they are totally different. Everything. But I love them so much,” she said in earlier remarks reported by TUKO.co.ke.

She also expressed confidence in the people who remained responsible for her care after her mother's death.

“Our mum left us in good hands,” she said.

Her earlier statements showed that she recognised both men's roles in her life. Her latest remarks, however, indicate that she has a strong preference about where she wants to live.

The Background to the Kanyari and Tash Disagreement

The family situation attracted widespread public attention after Betty Bayo died in November 2025.

Kanyari, the children's biological father, subsequently spoke publicly about his desire to play an active role in raising them, while Tash remained an important figure in their lives.

The two men have since featured in public discussions about the children's living arrangements and how their care should be handled.

In June 2026, Kanyari expressed willingness to co-parent with Tash, saying their personal differences should not prevent them from working together for the children's welfare.

“Even if we are no longer together in good terms, we can still co-parent,” Kanyari said in remarks reported by The Star.

The latest livestream has now brought Sky's own wishes back into the spotlight, with her statements raising further questions about how the family will resolve the situation.

What Happens Next?

Sky's remarks have placed the spotlight on a sensitive family matter involving two children who lost their mother and are now at the centre of public discussion about their future.

While her statements have generated debate, the precise legal position surrounding the children's living arrangements remains unclear from the available reporting.

Kanyari and Tash's responses to Sky's latest comments were also not established in the report reviewed for this article.

For now, Sky has publicly expressed her preference to remain with Tash, the man she says she knows best and the person associated with the home where she grew up with her late mother.

Whether her wishes will influence any future arrangements remains to be established.