Prophet Victor Kanyari’s daughter, Sky Victor, has sparked fresh debate after allegedly claiming that her father does not provide for the family beyond paying school fees.

Sky Victor, the daughter of controversial preacher Prophet Victor Kanyari and the late gospel singer Betty Bayo, has reportedly spoken out about her father’s financial support, making claims that could reignite public debate about his parenting responsibilities.

In a statement attributed to her Facebook page, Sky alleged that Kanyari does not provide groceries for the family, despite previously claiming that he supports them financially.

“Kanyari doesn't support us with anything. He doesn't buy us Groceries the way he claimed. The only thing he pays is school fees and i always force him to pay he doesn't pay willingly,” the statement reads.

The claims paint a different picture from the one the preacher has sought to present publicly regarding his contribution to his children’s upbringing.

Sky’s Claims Raise Questions About Financial Support

According to the statement, Sky maintains that school fees are the only major expense her father covers, further alleging that she has to push him to make the payments.

Her remarks have the potential to stir fresh reactions among Kenyans who have followed the family’s increasingly public disagreements over the welfare of Sky and her younger brother, Danny.

Kanyari has previously defended his role as a father, sharing screenshots of conversations with his late former partner, Betty Bayo, in what appeared to be an effort to demonstrate his involvement in the children’s education.

In November 2025, the preacher shared messages relating to school fees, including an exchange in which Sky thanked him for clearing her fees. The messages attracted mixed reactions, with some social media users defending his contributions while others questioned the decision to make private family conversations public.

Family Disagreements Play Out in Public

The latest alleged statement comes against the backdrop of ongoing public discussions about the children’s upbringing following the death of their mother, Betty Bayo, in November 2025.

The family’s situation has attracted significant attention, particularly over the respective roles played by Kanyari and the children’s stepfather, Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash.

Both men have featured in public discussions surrounding the children’s welfare, with Kanyari repeatedly speaking about his desire to take a more active role in their lives.

The debate has also highlighted the challenges families can face when private disagreements become subjects of public scrutiny.

Kenyans Await Further Clarification

If authentic, Sky’s alleged remarks are likely to prompt further questions about the difference between paying school fees and meeting other everyday household needs.

However, the claims have not been independently verified, and the statement alone does not establish the full extent of Kanyari’s financial contributions. His response to the specific allegations about groceries and the circumstances surrounding school-fee payments would be important in providing a fuller picture.

For now, the reported remarks add another chapter to the ongoing public conversation about Kanyari’s relationship with his children and the responsibilities that come with parenthood.

As the debate continues, the children’s welfare remains central to the discussion, with many Kenyans likely hoping that any disagreements can be resolved without placing further pressure on the family.