In a candid statement, Omari emphasized that while he had deep respect and love for Betty’s children, his marriage was exclusively to her as a partner.
“I married Betty Bayo, not her children,” Omari stated firmly, addressing rumors that questioned the nature of his role in the lives of the two children she had with her ex-husband, Pastor Victor Kanyari.
Betty Bayo, who passed away recently while undergoing treatment at Kenyatta National Hospital, had been co-parenting with Kanyari.
Their two children, Sky Victor and Danivictor, have been at the center of emotional conversations both online and offline, as questions about their future and custody arrangements arise.
Omari expressed gratitude for the years he spent with Betty, describing her as a strong woman who brought joy and stability into his life.
He also acknowledged the ongoing grief shared by the children, family members, and friends, urging for space and sensitivity as they navigate this difficult time.
His remarks come amid increased media focus on the dynamics between Kanyari, Omari, and the children.
Kanyari himself has made several public comments, including boasting about paying substantial school fees, which stirred debate online.
Omari concluded by saying his focus now is on honoring Betty’s memory and ensuring that her final wishes are respected. He urged the public not to politicize or twist his words during a time of mourning.
