Pastor Kanyari reveals how women flood his DMs declaring their love
By Trizer Lijondo, August 17, 2026Pastor Victor Kanyari has sparked fresh conversation online after revealing that his direct messages are filled with women professing their love for him.
In a recent post, Kanyari shared the claim with his followers, saying, “Dad, I love you. I will take care of you. Wanaonanga ni kama ni wasichana nakosanga…My DM is full of love messages.”
The statement quickly attracted attention, with many people curious about the kind of messages the popular preacher receives and why so many women would be reaching out to him.
Kanyari reveals what’s in his inbox
Kanyari, who is known for his outspoken personality and viral moments on social media, has previously spoken openly about relationships, attention from women and his experiences as a public figure. His latest remarks have once again placed his personal life in the spotlight.
According to Kanyari, some of the women contacting him are not simply sending casual messages. He said some openly express their feelings and indicate that they would be willing to take care of him. He also claimed that some women have gone as far as contacting people around him in an attempt to get closer to him.
The preacher’s comments have generated mixed reactions. Some social media users have taken the remarks humorously, questioning whether being a well-known preacher comes with unexpected romantic attention. Others have wondered whether the messages are genuine expressions of affection or simply reactions to his public profile and visibility.
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The discussion also raises a broader question about relationships involving public figures. Celebrities, politicians, musicians and religious personalities often have large audiences, meaning they can receive hundreds or even thousands of private messages from strangers. While some messages may be harmless admiration, others can become more personal.
For Kanyari, however, the attention appears to be something he has noticed enough to mention publicly. His decision to reveal that his inbox is filled with love messages has given social media users another glimpse into the less visible side of his life.
The comments have also revived conversations about whether fame changes the way people approach relationships. A person who is constantly seen online may attract people who feel they already know them, even without having a personal relationship.
As reactions continue, Kanyari’s simple statement about his DMs has become another talking point among Kenyans online, with many debating what really motivates people to slide into the inbox of a public figure with romantic intentions.