Prophet Victor Kanyari has opened up about a young girl who has been presented to him as his alleged daughter, revealing that he has not yet confirmed whether he is her biological father.

Speaking during a live session on TikTok, the controversial preacher said he has been informed that the girl could be his child. However, he admitted that he has not taken a DNA test to establish paternity.
Kanyari said he has delayed undergoing the test because he fears what the outcome could be. Despite the uncertainty, he disclosed that he intends to introduce the girl to his followers on TikTok in the future.
“I have been told she is my daughter, but I have not yet done a DNA test," Kanyari said.
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During the live session, he also remarked that the girl bears a resemblance to a Somali, saying, "Sura ni ya Msomali."

Kanyari Says He Has Been Supporting the Child

Although he is yet to confirm whether he is the girl's father, Kanyari said he has been contributing towards her education.
According to the preacher, he has been paying the child's school fees and recently spoke to her mother about transferring her to a better school.
He explained that his decision to support the girl's education was based on a desire to ensure she receives quality schooling while the question of her paternity remains unresolved.
"I have been paying her school fees and even asked that she be taken to a better school," he said.
Kanyari did not disclose the girl's age or provide further details about her identity.

Plans to Introduce Her on TikTok

The preacher also told his followers that he intends to introduce the girl publicly through TikTok at an appropriate time.
Prophet Kanyari // Facebook
He did not indicate when the introduction would take place or whether it would happen before or after a DNA test.

Fans Reacts

The video attracted numerous comments from social media users.
James Mwangi wrote:
"The DNA test should come first. That will answer all the questions."
Faith Wanjiru commented:
"It is good that he is supporting the child's education regardless of the situation."
Kevin Ochieng added:
"Only a DNA test can settle the matter once and for all."
Mercy Akinyi said:
"The child's welfare should remain the priority throughout this process."
Dennis Kiptoo commented:
If he plans to introduce her publicly, I hope everything is confirmed first."