Don’t bully my Baba or my dad: Betty Bayo’s daughter defends her 2 fathers
Betty Bayo’s daughter, Sky Victor, has defended her two fathers in a strong and emotional message after her mother’s burial.
In a YouTube video on Sunday, November 23, 2025, she asked people to be careful with their comments and made it clear that she is not choosing sides. Sky said she loves both of her dads and does not want anyone to assume anything about their family.
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She also said she wants her mother to rest in peace and promised to make her proud.
Sky said she is grateful for the support her family has received, but she asked people to stop making comments that may cause more pain. She said, “Thank you so much for the love, but at the same time, be careful what you are commenting. I still love both of my fathers. I don’t know what you’re talking about. I am not picking sides, I love them both.” She explained that life will continue even after her mother’s death, and nothing will change how she feels about her two fathers.
She also said people should stop assuming things they do not know. Her message was clear as she added, “Life will continue the same as it was, whether she is here or not. So it will just continue like that. Please be careful. Don’t bully my baba, don’t bully my dad. You don’t know what is happening behind the scenes.” She warned that people may hear only small pieces of information and end up judging the wrong situation.
Sky calls for respect and peace
Sky went on to say that many things happen away from the cameras, and people should avoid building stories based on what they do not fully understand. She said, “You know, some of you might hear small information and assume anything, don’t assume. There are so many things that are happening behind the cameras. So please don’t assume, I want my mom to rest in peace.” Her message showed how much the family has been dealing with privately.
Sky also shared how emotional it was watching her mother’s final moments. She said, “It was sad seeing the casket go down, but yeah, my last word to say is I will make my mother proud, no matter what.” Her words showed strength and her promise to honour her mother’s memory.
