Tash visits Betty Bayo’s grave, says he wishes she was still with them
By Paulette Mboga, December 13, 2025Betty Bayo’s widower, Tash, visited the grave of Betty Bayo and appeared emotional as he paid his respects.
When asked what he wished to tell her, he said, “I wish she was here with us.”
The visit on Saturday, December 13, 2025, was a heartfelt moment for the family as Tash was accompanied by Betty Bayo’s children, Danny and Sky, who also showed visible emotion.
During the visit, Tash carried his son while Sky gave a glimpse of Betty Bayo’s grave, which was still adorned with flowers left by those who came to remember her. The atmosphere was sombre, reflecting the grief and love the family continues to hold for Betty Bayo.
Sharing their feelings
Sky opened up about her emotions during the visit, expressing how deeply she misses her mother.
The visit came after Prophet Kanyari shared his own struggles following Betty Bayo’s death. In a post on December 2, 2025, he described moments of breakdown and deep emotional pain.
“This season has tested my strength in ways I never imagined. I’ve cried, I’ve broken, I’ve questioned… but somehow, God still gives me enough breath to face one more day,” he said.
Kanyari also offered words of comfort to others going through tough times, reminding them that healing takes time.
“If you’re going through something heavy too, please hear me, you’re not alone. Healing doesn’t happen all at once. Some days you’ll feel strong, other days you’ll feel empty… and both are okay,” he said.
Earlier, Prophet Kanyari said there is no conflict between him and Tash. He said he has shown respect to the man and has not interfered with anything, even as people online push for tension.
The visit by Tash, Danny, and Sky shows how the family continues to honour and remember Betty Bayo. Their emotions and reflections show that the bond with their loved one remains strong, even in her absence.
Moments like these provide a space for healing, remembrance, and the sharing of love that continues beyond her passing. The family’s commitment to visiting her grave shows their ongoing journey of grief, remembrance, and connection.