AI Photo of Gospel Singer Guardian Angel's Fictional Family Sparks Online Drama

A Facebook post showing an AI-created image of gospel singer Guardian Angel with a fictional wife and children sparked a variety of reactions.

The image drew sharp criticism from comedian Terence Creative and singer Stephen Kasolo, who accused him of crossing boundaries.

Going by Dalmas Official, the Facebook user posted an image of the gospel singer, married to Esther Musila, donning a white suit. He completed the look with a black shirt, black bowtie, and shades.

Guardian Angel had his arm around the shoulder of a beautiful woman, wearing a flowing white dress and matching heels. Three children, two boys and a girl, stood in front of them as they posed for the photo, which was clearly generated by AI.

The caption added fuel to the fire, as he insinuated that the Guardian should have such a family.

“No offense, but Guardian Angel deserves to have a family that looks like this. No hard feelings, though; you can comment positively or negatively, it’s your mind and your choice,” he wrote.

The post caught the attention of Terence Creative, who blasted Dalmas, accusing him of jealousy.

“We Tafuta yako wacha wivu,” Terence Creative said, meaning, “Look for your own family. Stop being jealous”

Dalmas then again fired back at Terence.

”Kuna tofauti ya wivu na ukweli wacha kudanganya mwingine bro na wewe umeoa bibi mzuri na uko na watoto yeye aliletewe hadi ako na wajukuu anaitwa grandpa before aitwe dad,” he said, loosely translating to “There's a difference between jealousy and truth, stop deceiving others, bro. You’re married to a beautiful wife and have children, while he had to be introduced to a family and already has grandchildren — he was called 'grandpa' before he was even called dad.”

The photo also attracted the attention of Kamba gospel singer Stephen Kasolo, who also commented on the post. “Okay, that is alright. Now, where is your family?” he asked.

Some users sided with Dalmas, arguing he was simply expressing his opinion. Others, however, condemned the post as disrespectful and unnecessary, urging him to mind his own business and leave people’s families out of online debates.