Gospel DJ Sammy Muraya, popularly known as DJ Mo, has spoken about the recent claims surrounding his marriage to gospel singer Size 8, urging people to be careful about what they believe online.
DJ Mo addressed the issue during a recent episode of the Daddy and Mo podcast, where he appeared to respond to the conversations that have been circulating on social media.
The entertainer said he was aware that people had been talking about the situation, but maintained that he was not interested in defending himself against every claim made about him.
“Watu wakona mouthing, watu wanaongea vitu hawajui. I don’t defend myself.”
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DJ Mo Raises AI Concern
During the conversation, DJ Mo suggested that artificial intelligence could be a factor when it comes to some of the content being shared online.
He told viewers that AI and ChatGPT should be taken into consideration before accepting information at face value.
When he was asked whether he was suggesting that the material being discussed could have been generated using AI, DJ Mo replied with a warning.
“Kuna AI na ChatGPT. Be careful.”
His remarks come amid online discussions over alleged messages and screenshots linked to claims about his conduct while he was in the United States.
The screenshots have been widely discussed online, although their authenticity has not been independently established.
‘My Wife Is My Good Friend’
Rather than going into the details of the allegations, DJ Mo focused on his relationship with Size 8 and said he has never wanted to speak negatively about his wife.
He described her as his friend and said the people close to him know how much he loves her.
“My wife is my good friend. Napenda wife yangu sana. I can never bad-mouth her.”
DJ Mo added that what matters most to him is the well-being of his wife.
“What matters is that my wife is okay. I treasure her, and she knows.”
The couple have been married for several years and have previously spoken publicly about the challenges and successes they have experienced in their relationship.
‘Those Messages, I Was Reading Them Like You’
DJ Mo also appeared to distance himself from the messages that have been circulating online, saying he encountered them in much the same way members of the public did.
“Those messages nilikua nazisoma kama nyinyi.”
He also reflected positively on the Daddy and Mo podcast, describing the shows as having been “too good”.
His latest comments come as Kenyans continue debating the claims online, with the DJ choosing to emphasise his love for his wife while cautioning the public about information circulating on social media.
