Pastor Victor Kanyari and Betty Bayo’s daughter, Sky Victor, recently delighted fans with a heartwarming video on her YouTube channel, capturing a memorable family outing.

Sky, along with her brother Danny and their father’s personal assistant, embarked on a fun trip to Two Rivers Mall, cruising in Kanyari’s luxurious Toyota V8.

During the drive, Sky surprised her father by boldly suggesting that he consider remarrying.

She even proposed Baby Benson- his assistant as a potential partner for him.

“Dad, Mum remarried, and I think you should too. I even think you should marry Baby,” Sky said, her innocence shining through.

The founder of Salvation Healing Ministry, who is known for spending quality time with his children, was taken aback by Sky’s suggestion.

Curious, he asked her why she thought Baby would make a good match.

Sky, with the wisdom of a child, replied, “People usually say stepmothers are bad, but Baby is good. Don’t be the odd one out.”

Interestingly, Kanyari seemed to agree with his daughter’s reasoning, showing a moment of contemplation.

The conversation then took an emotional turn as Sky and Danny expressed their concerns about their father’s love for them if he were to have more children.

“If you have other kids, will you care about them more than us? Will you forget us?” Sky asked, her voice tinged with worry.

Kanyari, with a reassuring smile, comforted his children, saying, “No. I cannot. I will always love you.”

His words brought relief to both Sky and Danny, reinforcing the bond they share as a family.

The weekend held another surprise for Kanyari, as Sky had secretly arranged for him to meet Betty Bayo’s husband, Tosh.

Nervous about the encounter, Sky asked Tosh, “Are you going to fight him?” Tosh, however, reassured her with a chuckle, “Why should I fight him? Has he wronged me?”

The moment was heartfelt as Kanyari and Tosh met, shaking hands warmly.

Kanyari couldn’t hide his surprise and happiness, exclaiming, “Ngai, I am so happy. I have never seen you with my eyes. Naskianga.”

As the day came to an end, Kanyari left with his children, still processing the unexpected events.