Why Size 8 Decided to Give Away Her Car After Becoming Saved

Gospel minister Linet Munyali, known as Size 8 Reborn, is marking 12 years since she dedicated her life to Christ. Reflecting on her journey, she recalled the doubts many had when she first embraced salvation, as some didn’t believe her commitment would last.

“It’s been 12 years since I gave my life to Jesus… God saved me from the pit of darkness, despite being a chief sinner. His mercy rescued my spirit and soul,” she shared.

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She acknowledged the skepticism she faced, with many assuming her salvation wouldn’t endure. “People said it wouldn’t last a week, thinking I was holding onto my own strength. But they underestimated the power of God, which is able to save and sustain us. I’m living proof that God’s grace and love are real. I am born again—NIMEOKOKA!”

Throughout her faith journey, the mother of two has openly discussed the sacrifices she made to transform her life. In 2012, she rebranded herself as Size 8 Reborn after leaving the secular music scene. Among her sacrifices was giving away her car, a possession she felt wasn’t obtained through the right means.

“When I left the secular world, I had to give up many things I didn’t get through the right channels. I was tested to see if I’d let them go for Christ. The book of Mark says whatever you leave behind for Christ, you’ll get 100% back. So, I took my car, the logbook, and the keys and gave them to someone before I could change my mind,” she explained.

She also shared how, despite holding onto some money, it was all spent on her mother’s medical treatment, leaving her with nothing. “I wish I had given it to a children’s home; maybe I wouldn’t have gone through the challenges I faced.”

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Another major step in her salvation journey was giving up the income she earned as a secular artist, a decision that disappointed many, including her tour partner Bien at the time. “I was ready for the financial loss and the challenges that came with it,” she concluded.

DJ Mo Responds to Trolls Amid Separation from Size 8: “Heal”

DJ Mo is not taking social media trolls lightly. The father of two has been clapping back at those who leave negative comments on his Instagram.

In a recent post, Mo shared a photo with Tash, Betty Bayo’s husband, captioned, “Subukia shrine Boyz out ….@tash254official welcome back.”

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When a fan questioned why Mo was referring to himself as a “boy,” saying, “Kweli Ni Boys 😂😂😂😂 na alikuwa bwana ya mtu na ajiita boys isoright,” Mo responded sharply, “just gone through your profile 😂😂😂 heal.”

This exchange comes shortly after Size 8 announced her separation from DJ Mo after 11 years of marriage.

“Sometimes marriage works by God’s grace, and sometimes it does not, but all in all, God is still on the throne!!!” she wrote on Instagram.

She continued, “I’ve been married for 11 years, and now I start the journey of singlehood. But God is still on the throne; I worship you, Yahweh.”

Later, on her reality show ‘Love In The Wild,’ Size 8 explained that she had no other choice but to request a separation.

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“Many of you wondered why, as a servant of God, I would put it on Instagram and say I’m trying singlehood,” she said.

“I am a believer in marriage, a lover of marriage. I am in pain; it is not easy to leave someone you love.”

She clarified that she does not harbor any ill feelings towards her estranged husband.

“For me to reach the point of requesting a separation, it was because I had no other option.”

She acknowledged that there are people both inside and outside of marriage, urging viewers not to give up on their homes.

Expressing her emotions further, she added, “I still love him with all my heart. If you could look inside, you would see that love clearly. But the need to request a separation was a necessity, not a choice I made lightly.”

Size 8 offers encouragement to women whose marriages have not worked out.

Size 8 has taken a moment to encourage women whose marriages have not worked out, urging others not to judge them but instead pray for them.

“Remember, your identity is first in Christ,” she shared on her reality show Love In The Wild.

She revealed that she has faced intense bullying since separating from her husband, DJ Mo. “People don’t even know my story. I have drawn strength from God Almighty,” she said.

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She added, “Don’t be quick to judge someone based on what you think you know or what you don’t know. Take time and pray for them.”

Size 8 also spoke to those in troubled marriages who are waiting on God for healing. “If you are in a marriage and feeling depressed, don’t despair. There is a ministry of healing. Hold on to Jesus, and your marriage can be restored, and you will see light at the end of the tunnel.”

She emphasized that she remains a firm believer in marriage, which she believes was instituted by God. Size 8 explained that separating from DJ Mo was her last resort after exhausting all options to save the marriage.

“My separation does not mean I no longer believe in marriage. If God brings reconciliation and restoration, that would be my greatest wish,” she said.

She advised women to explore all avenues before giving up on their marriages. “Don’t give up on your home too quickly. Take time and consider all options. If nothing changes after trying everything, then you might consider separation.”

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Size 8 urged people not to rush into divorce and to use the time of separation to truly assess the situation. “For me to reach this point, it was not an easy decision. And I am not bitter; where I am now, separation is the best option.”

She concluded by saying, “I am here because I had no other choice, but I am open to reconciliation.” She also requested prayers for both her and DJ Mo.

DJ Mo’s surprising response when confronted about separation rumours from Size 8

DJ Mo has finally addressed the ongoing rumors about his separation from his wife, Size 8, after she publicly hinted at a breakup. In an interview with Milele FM’s Ankali Ray, DJ Mo attempted to clarify the state of their marriage, which has been a topic of widespread speculation.

Earlier this month, Size 8 posted an emotional message on Instagram that sparked rumors of a split. During the radio interview, Ankali Ray tried to delve into the details of their relationship.

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“Sema, sema, sema,” DJ Mo urged, seemingly eager for the presenter to get to the point.

Ankali inquired, “Vipi bana na shemeji? Mnatuchanganya,” referencing the confusion surrounding their relationship.

Appearing uneasy, DJ Mo responded, “Wacha nitoke penye niko nikupigie,” asking for some time before addressing the issue.

However, Ankali persisted, asking, “Lakini mko sawa, DJ Mo?” Mo evaded the question, replying, “Wacha nitengeneze pesa kidogo nitakupigia.”

Ankali continued to push for clarity, saying, “Wambea we don’t even want more than that, tunataka tu kujua, Mo msee baba, are you guys still together? Ama what’s popping?”

DJ Mo abruptly ended the call.

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“DJ Mo is a narcissist,” Size 8 revealed while discussing the significant issues she faced in her marriage

Earlier, Size 8 had shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, stating, “Sometimes marriage works by God’s grace, and sometimes it does not work, but all in all, God is still on the throne.”

She also expressed her faith in God as she embarks on a new chapter, writing, “I’ve been married for 11 years, and now I start the journey of singlehood. But God is still on the throne; I worship you, Yahweh.”

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Size 8 shares an uplifting message following her separation from DJ Mo.

Kenyan gospel artist Size 8 recently shared a message of encouragement for women dealing with heartbreak, following the end of her 11-year marriage to DJ Mo.

She urged women to keep their faith in God during relationship struggles, emphasizing that it’s not God but personal choices that determine the course of relationships. “When men or your spouse disappoint you, that’s not the time to blame God,” Size 8 wrote, stressing the importance of taking responsibility in choosing partners and not letting heartbreak shake their faith.

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She further encouraged women to lean on Jesus for support, stating, “In life, you don’t have to struggle through anything alone. Lean on Jesus Christ, for in Him, we live, move, and have our being. Call on the name of the Lord, and you will receive mercy and grace.”

Size 8’s advice comes amidst public attention on her marriage, which has faced various challenges, including rumors of infidelity and periods of separation. Despite these issues, the couple had reconciled several times before ultimately parting ways.

 

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Size 8 Changes Tune and Praises Her Husband in Her Latest Interview

A few days ago, Size 8 came to Instagram to announce that she was now single after trying to make her marriage work. She posted

Sometimes marriage works by God’s grace and sometimes it does not work. But all in all God is on the throne. I’ve been married for 11 years and now I start the journey of singlehood. But God is still on the throne, I worship you Yahweh

Now she did an interview on the Obinna Show yesterday where she was throwing praises at DJ Mo. She talked about how Kathy Kiuna encouraged her to submit to her husband because that is men’s soft spot. She also talked about how people in marriage come from different backgrounds and she was glad that DJ Mo managed to conquer the demons from his background

There’s one thing people don’t look at in a marriage. People come from different backgrounds. A person raised by a single mum cannot behave the same as a person raised by both parents. So in a marriage, try to understand where is your spouse coming from? The background determines 80% of who he is. That’s why I’m so proud of my husband because he’s a father, which he never saw. Most of his life hajaona baba. And I gave him time to grow into it.”

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“DJ Mo is a narcissist,” Size 8 revealed while discussing the significant issues she faced in her marriage

Size 8 recently announced her separation from husband DJ Mo, whom she also unfollowed on social media after years of being connected online. Both Size 8 and DJ Mo have remained silent on the matter, but an episode from their series aired on TV47 has shed some light on the reasons behind Size 8’s decision to leave her marital home.

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Size 8 and DJ Mo’s Show Continues Despite Their Split

In the episode, Size 8 is seen discussing her marital issues with her pastor, Allan aka Pastor Rhymes, who handles marriage counseling. She complained about DJ Mo spending his nights out, claiming to be with friends. According to Size 8, DJ Mo had started making excuses about his whereabouts at night and would often lie about arriving home soon, only to show up the next day with another excuse.

Size 8 expressed that DJ Mo was neglecting both her and their children, choosing instead to go out and party with his friends. At one point, she even called him a hero outside but a zero at home. The interview hinted at deeper issues beyond what was discussed on the surface.

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This isn’t the first time the couple has faced marital problems, with DJ Mo often being blamed for his activities on the side.

Size 8 and DJ Mo’s Show Continues Despite Their Split

Despite their separation, Size 8 and DJ Mo’s show is still ongoing. The couple, known for their dynamic partnership both in life and on screen, remains committed to their professional collaboration, ensuring the show goes on. Their dedication to the program highlights their professionalism and focus on delivering content to their audience, regardless of personal challenges.

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A recent episode featured Rachael and Ezekiel Otuoma, focusing on their relationship journey.

“Today on Love in the Wild, Size 8 is introducing Rachael and Ezekiel Otuoma. Ezekiel has been battling motor neuron disease, and his wife Rachael has been his primary caregiver. We explore their love story and see if it remains strong despite the challenges,” the show detailed.

“Love in the Wild,” hosted by Size 8 and DJ Mo, centers on love and marriage, featuring couples who have faced and overcome relationship challenges. Size 8 highlighted that each episode presents a different guest couple sharing their stories of resilience and love.

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“‘Love in the Wild’ isn’t just about surviving nature but thriving in love. This heartwarming and adventurous reality TV series combines the excitement of outdoor activities with enduring love stories,” the couple said.

Size 8 Marks Her Birthday While Navigating Separation from DJ Mo

Gospel singer Size 8 celebrated her birthday with a touching message of gratitude and reflection. She shared her deep appreciation for life and health, recognizing the obstacles she has overcome.

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In her post, Size 8 hinted at significant life changes, describing a new journey that, while uncertain, is guided by God’s hand. She highlighted her strong faith and gratitude for being an active mother to her children.

 

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“Today, as I celebrate my birthday, I am filled with gratitude. For many, life may not seem like a blessing, but I cherish every moment of life and health. Death has sought me, but God has granted me victory over illness and death, so I am forever thankful. Father God, I praise Your holy name and thank You for this new year. My life is changing, and though this new journey may seem unclear, Your mighty hand is guiding me. I trust in You. It’s a new dawn, a new beginning—praise be to God Almighty in Jesus Christ’s name, who has preserved my life and allowed me to be present for my children. Glory to God, I am so grateful. Hallelujah,” she wrote.

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DJ Mo receives advice from Kenyans following Size 8’s announcement of their split

Kenyans on social media are offering advice to DJ Mo following his wife Size 8’s announcement of their separation. Mama Wambo shared the news on her Instagram stories last week:

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“Sometimes marriage works by God’s grace, and sometimes it does not, but all in all, God is still on the throne!!! I’ve been married for 11 years, and now I start the journey of singlehood. But God is still on the throne; I worship you, Yahweh.”

Here’s what Kenyans are advising DJ Mo on social media:

Jack Earnest: “Bro, my advice is not to give up on your woman… Women may react quickly to disagreements, but after a few days, they cool down and give a chance to sort out the issues… 11 years is not a joke for anyone to just walk away from. Give her time; she will cool down.”

Chezzo Chingz: “As a man, I can only say take your time too and love yourself since these ladies make men suffer in silence.”

Kojeydavid: “He is trying to prove a point…. and the point is that he is not moved, neither is he disturbed nor perturbed 😂😂😂😂, we are getting your point loud and clear💯.”

Susanmurugu: “Sometimes it’s good to take a break and remind yourself how to love yourself. Nobody has the right to judge.”

Kuigirly: “Mkuu, please don’t put our girl through unnecessary hardships.”

Hassanharriet: “Hold dearly unto what God gave you. Do not leave it to the devil. She is a prize; keep her.”

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Bornagainnairobi: “My advice to you is not to discuss your relationship with the media. Let them think what they want. Stay focused on your work. That’s none of our business. Thank me later…..”

Mitaurose: “Whatever the situation, I know that God is in this story.”

Albertgitau: “Keep your head up, awesome DJ…. Life is short. Ignore the haters… You are an awesome father.”

Mwanikijulian: “I am really praying for you guys, and I wish I could delete some of the announcements made. It hurts me. I’m realizing now that I had really invested a lot of feelings in this couple. I feel so down. God, please save this for us.”

Daly Sunday: “Life has to move on. Men always grind, push, take every defeat, every setback, and turn it into a stepping stone.”

Size 8’s New Song Tackles an Important Issue

Gospel artist and minister Size 8 has returned to the music scene with a powerful new song. She debuted a track titled “Inakuwashia Nini,” a collaboration with the duo Wapendwa Muziki.

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In this song, Mama Wambo addresses body shamers who frequently comment on her weight gain, urging people to embrace self-love and self-appreciation.

“Why does someone’s body concern you?” she challenges cyberbullies. The lyrics continue, “Whether I gain weight, lose weight, or lack flawless skin, without Jesus in my heart, He has given me courage.”

A day before releasing the song, she hinted at the upcoming good news for her music fans. On Instagram, she shared her motivation for creating an anthem promoting body positivity.

“When God brought us into this world, He didn’t bring us as tourists. He brought us to fulfill a purpose, to dominate and subdue for His glory. This means that wherever you are, no matter how you perceive yourself, big or small, you have a purpose greater than yourself to fulfill God’s will.”

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As a mother of two, Size 8 has endured cyberbullying over the years, often facing criticism about her appearance and health.

Her fans appreciate her courage in addressing these issues head-on. Here are some of their comments:

@waridiplusizefashion: “Excellent vocals 👌👌👌”
@njeris_kitchen_and_lifestyle: “Wow, this one is so hot🔥🔥🔥 good job guys👏👏🙌”
@tishnambala: “Thank you for addressing body shaming issues. It reminds us that nobody’s perfect, only Jesus Christ.”

Size 8 reveals Bahati’s prediction about miscarriages in their marriage

Gospel minister Linet Munyali, widely known as Size 8, has shared how musician Bahati prophesied that she would experience miscarriages in her marriage. This revelation occurred during her appearance on ‘The Bahati’s Empire’, where Size 8 also criticized Bahati for his current music and lifestyle choices since transitioning from gospel to secular music.

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Directly addressing Bahati, Size 8 reminded him of his strong spiritual connection before his shift to secular music.

“Size 8, I haven’t changed. I am still the same Bahati. I just don’t post my prayers,” Bahati replied, attempting to assure her of his unwavering faith.

Size 8 recounted a significant prophecy Bahati had shared early in their marriage.

“Bahati, do you remember when you told me that as a serious gospel artist and a gospel flag-bearer, I would face challenges? When I was two months into my marriage, you warned me that the devil would try to use miscarriages to break DJ Mo and me apart,” she recalled.

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Explaining his perspective on the prophecy, Bahati recounted the conversation.

“I remember calling Size 8 while I was along Kiambu Road. I told her that she would face an attack, possibly a miscarriage or something negative. But I always believe that when God speaks, He provides a solution. I prepared her for the victory that would follow,” he clarified.

Regarding his current musical direction, Bahati defended himself, stating: “I left the gospel scene when I was still Kenya’s top gospel artist. I still believe I am the best gospel artist. But what defines gospel? They say gospel resides in the heart.”

He further justified his actions, explaining that some of his videos involve acting.

“At times, we create content to show our fans that we are keeping up. It’s nothing serious. None of my songs are bad,” he emphasized.

Over the years, Size 8 has suffered two miscarriages in her marriage due to complications such as high blood pressure.

In 2020, she disclosed that the miscarriage she experienced in 2018 deeply impacted their relationship.

“We fought a lot and blamed each other because we didn’t know how to cope. It was a tough period, but our son brought us closer together and helped us support one another,” Size 8 reflected.

Moureen Ngigi’s revelation brought Size 8 to tears

The cyberbullying that content creator Moreen Ngigi faced after delivering her baby via C-section continues to impact her deeply.

Moreen opened up about the pain of being shamed to Size 8 on TV47’s “Love In The Wild” segment.

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She shared her experience of dealing with high blood pressure during pregnancy, something Size 8 could relate to from her own journey.

“I gave birth via C-section, and I still carry the weight of that experience. When we returned home, I had to continue with life, but people didn’t understand and were very harsh. The first picture I took from the hospital still showed my belly,” she said tearfully.

Moved by her story, Size 8 expressed sympathy, saying, “It hurts me to see this girl cry.”

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Moreen revealed, “I think I haven’t healed yet. The most hurtful part was that women were the ones attacking me the most. They said things like ‘Is she pregnant again?’ right after I had given birth.”

Moreen’s C-section was advised by doctors due to complications during labor.

“It’s okay to cry if you feel like it,” Size 8 comforted her. “Why do we as women bully each other until we see each other crying or not?”

The gospel minister offered reassurance, noting that in the public eye, people often don’t understand the personal struggles being faced. “You are allowed to feel bad and cry,” she said.

Moreen mentioned that she is trying to develop a thicker skin to cope with online attacks.

“They told me I don’t know what labor is because I didn’t experience labor pains. They said I’m less of a mom.”

Size 8 responded angrily, “But a C-section is sometimes not a choice.”

Size 8 offers encouragement to Michelle Ntalami

Gospel artist and performer Linet Munyali, known as Size 8, has extended words of encouragement to Michelle Ntalami, the founder of Marini Naturals, following Ntalami’s recent declaration of her newfound faith in God. Size 8 advised Ntalami to focus on the positive amidst the negative reactions she has faced due to this significant change in her life.

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In an interview with Nairobi News, Size 8 shared her own journey, revealing that she lost many friends when she committed her life to Christ. Despite facing persecution, she emphasized that everything eventually falls into place with faith.

During her transition, Size 8 lacked support but remained steadfast in her belief. She encouraged Ntalami to stay focused on her faith despite any challenges she might encounter.

Ntalami recently disclosed on social media that she had a profound encounter with God nine months ago, leading to a spiritual awakening. In a heartfelt post, she detailed the transformative experience, explaining how it reshaped her life and perspective.

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Following the encounter, Ntalami felt compelled to devote her life to Jesus and pledged to use her platform for God’s glory. She emphasized her commitment to sharing her story and spreading God’s message.

Ntalami’s decision has sparked varied reactions, particularly considering her previous advocacy for the LGBTQ community. However, her journey mirrors that of others, such as Brenda Jons, who also embraced Christianity after separating from the LGBTQ community.

Both cases have generated significant attention on social media, reflecting the complexities of faith and personal evolution.

Size 8: Over the recent days, my faith has been challenged

Gospel singer, television presenter, and reality TV personality Size 8 has candidly discussed facing significant challenges in the past few days, expressing gratitude to her close circle for their support during this difficult period.

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In her social media post, the mother of two shared how her faith had been put to the test recently, thanking everyone who had stood with her and her family in prayer.

“I have truly witnessed the hand of God,” Size 8, who is married to DJ Mo, wrote.

Referencing the Biblical story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who emerged unscathed from a fiery furnace because of their unwavering faith, Size 8 drew parallels to her own situation, emphasizing that trials come in various forms and serve as tests of faith.

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“We may also face challenges akin to walking through fire, but it’s crucial to remember that we are never alone,” she added.

Encouraging those experiencing their own trials, Size 8 urged them to cling to their faith, reminding them that Jesus Christ is ever-present, even in the midst of adversity. She also advised them to reflect on the positive aspects of their lives during times of darkness.

In a subsequent Instagram post, Size 8 expanded on the concept of the “fiery furnace” in modern life, suggesting examples such as sickness, the loss of a loved one, marital difficulties, and property loss. However, she did not disclose the specific challenges she had been facing.

Size 8 calls hubby DJ Mo a narcissist, saying she’s “tired of pretenders.”

Gospel singer turned pastor Linet Munyali, commonly known as Size 8, has opened up about her husband DJ Mo’s behavior, revealing instances where she felt harassed.

During a candid discussion on their new reality show broadcast on TV 47, the couple engaged in an open conversation with their pastors, sharing their perspectives on recent events.

One incident highlighted by DJ Mo accused Size 8 of leaving him at a petrol station, forcing him to use a motorbike to reach their destination.

Expressing her frustration during the discussion, Size 8 referred to her husband as a narcissist and questioned his reactions to her actions, stating:

“Let me ask you one question. When you pinch someone, what do you expect? Or if I slap you, how will you react? Here, I do not understand this person. I am telling you he is a narcissist. A person who presses you, but when you react, you’re the bad one.”

Size 8 continued to address issues of communication and respect in their marriage, emphasizing that many marital problems stem from men’s egos and their failure to listen to their wives.

She recalled counseling sessions where DJ Mo was advised to return home early, only for him to revert to his previous habits shortly after.

Expressing her exhaustion with maintaining appearances, Size 8 stated, “I asked him if I was his cow to take all his rubbish and nonsense, and then when we are in front of people, he is like ‘baby cheza kama wewe’, smile. I am tired of this smiling. I am tired of this pretending. When we are taking pictures, I have to stand like this oh, couple goals. Couple goals for what, and someone is harassing me in the house.”

In a previous episode, Size 8 also talked about a challenging period when she contemplated divorce and even consulted a lawyer to initiate proceedings.

She discussed the profound challenges she faced, leading her to consider ending her marriage, saying, “I reached a place where I felt hopeless, where I saw a point of no return, and I think depression kind of kicked in. So I wasn’t thinking straight. I didn’t see a way out, so I decided to call a divorce lawyer and told him I want to divorce, I want to take the children, so I asked him to start considering the paperwork.”

Size 8 shares information on her legal consultation for a divorce

Gospel singer Lilian Munyali recently shared details about her marriage with DJ Mo, recounting a time when she sought a lawyer to initiate divorce proceedings. In a candid conversation with Raych and her husband on their show “Love in the Wild,” Size 8 disclosed the challenges she faced and the moment she considered divorce.

“I reached a place where I saw hopelessness, and I was experiencing a point of no return. I think depression kicked in, so I was not thinking straight. I didn’t see a way out. I decided to call a divorce lawyer and told him I want a divorce, and I want to take the children. I asked him to start thinking about the paperwork,” revealed Size 8.

DJ Mo explained that he learned about Size 8’s decision to consult a divorce lawyer through a WhatsApp text and expressed confusion about what he might have done to trigger such a reaction from his wife.

“When I found out she had called a lawyer, it was through one thing. She sent me a WhatsApp message, saying, ‘I have gone to a lawyer, and I have written this and this.’ I told her, ‘Okay, we will talk about it.’ I was wondering, ‘What had I done?'” disclosed DJ Moh.

Size 8, a mother of two, elaborated on what prevented her from following through with the divorce decision, attributing her change of heart to conversations with her mother-in-law and a church retreat.

“What made me not do it, first, I talked to his mother, and she told me, ‘You’re very angry; don’t rush.’ Then there was the church retreat. So I said, ‘I’m going to give my marriage one more chance and see if he’s willing to work on this marriage.'”

The ‘Mateke’ hitmaker added that men often don’t realize their mistakes, responding to her husband’s remark about not exactly knowing what he had done wrong. She explained that she had numerous reasons prompting her initial consideration of divorce.

“And men, you know, even now, ask a man what his mistakes are, and he won’t know, and I was supposed to leave him for many things,” she said.

DJ Mo discusses his marital difficulties following the deaths of two children

DJ Mo, the well-known gospel mix master and husband to gospel artist Size 8, has opened up about the challenges they faced in their marriage following the heartbreaking loss of two children.

In 2018, the couple’s journey took a somber turn when Size 8 experienced a complicated pregnancy, ultimately leading to the loss of their unborn baby.

Reflecting on this difficult period during their reality show on TV 47, DJ Mo shared the toll it took on their relationship, admitting that they reached the brink of separation amid misunderstandings and blame.

“We have two children, but we’ve also lost two children. These two losses hit me very hard. We disagreed with my wife, and it was bad. Blaming each other about the loss, I realised that if you’re not strong, you might end up separating,” revealed DJ Mo.

Despite the turmoil, DJ Mo explained how they navigated through their marital challenges, stressing the importance of open communication and mutual support.

“We decided to put things on the table and stopped blaming each other. She has always had high blood pressure, and even having our two children is by the Grace of God. We have mentors who help us in those scenarios. We have always known how to solve our issues, and every day is a learning session,” he added.

DJ Krowbar, joined by his wife Wanjiru, also contributed to the discussion, sharing their approach to handling marital challenges and highlighting the role of therapy in fostering healing and understanding.

“Therapies have helped us to go through the physical healing and the inside healing. Like right now, taking care of my sick wife, my life is scheduled in a way that two days are for my wife,” revealed DJ Krowbar.

Size 8 has previously talked about how severe preeclampsia has prevented her from becoming a mother for the third time. Severe preeclampsia is a pregnancy disorder characterized by high blood pressure.

Size 8 Celebrates DJ Mo’s Birthday With A Heartfelt Message & Adorable Photos

Gospel singer Size 8 has poured her heart out in a loving tribute to her husband, DJ Mo, on his 37th birthday. Taking to Instagram, Size 8 shared a series of photos showcasing their beautiful family and penned a heartfelt message filled with admiration and appreciation.

The post opens with a playful greeting,

“Happy birthday @djmokenya ❤️… Heee hi ni Mali ni safi sana ……. Asante Yesu….. Happy birthday sweety @djmokenya .” Size 8 then affectionately compares DJ Mo to “Abraham full of wisdom” and declares him her “lord yani most wangu,” a Swahili expression of deep love and respect.

Admiring His Achievements

Size 8 goes on to express her admiration for DJ Mo’s accomplishments, praising his perseverance and resilience: “I admire the fact that you don’t easily give up and you press forward no matter the obstacles.” She also acknowledges his unwavering support for her career, saying, “thank you for always being behind the scenes to push my brand and ministry God bless you…… You are an exemplary dad to our children.”

A Birthday Wish Filled with Hope

The message concludes with a heartfelt birthday wish: “We wish you a Happy birthday to you my gift from God @djmokenya ❤️…….May the favour of the Lord our God thru Jesus Christ follow you this new year,” Size 8 writes.

A Love Story for the Ages

Size 8 and DJ Mo’s love story has captured the hearts of many in Kenya. In a past interview, DJ Mo revealed that he paid Ksh150,000 as dowry for the songbird, solidifying their commitment and love for each other.

This birthday tribute serves as a beautiful testament to their strong bond and Size 8’s unwavering support for her husband. Their love story continues to inspire and their family’s happiness brings joy to their fans across the nation.

Size 8 discloses issues with severe loneliness, alcoholism, and celebrity

Prominent gospel artist Linet Munyali, widely known as Size 8, has openly discussed the trials she encountered with money, fame, and health at the pinnacle of her music career.

In a recent interview with Citizen TV, the mother of two unveiled the profound impact her success had on her personal life and relationships.

Size 8 disclosed that in just three years, she ascended to the zenith of her career, unleashing chart-topping hits that propelled her into the limelight. However, the newfound fame exacted a toll as she realized that money wasn’t everything.

“I was very depressed, and I realized that money is not everything because when I got money and fame, I lost true love, I lost peace. People didn’t love me for me. I got stressed, and I’d drink a certain brand of alcohol,” Size 8 shared.

The gospel singer revealed the emotional strain of losing genuine friendships, with jealousy permeating her inner circle.

She admitted grappling with alcohol consumption and finding herself alone in clubs in the early hours of the morning.

Size 8 acknowledged that, without a change in her lifestyle, she might have descended into a perilous path of addiction or faced life-threatening situations.

“That world is very lonely. Many people liked me, but how many loved me?” she questioned.

Despite her success, Size 8 harbored doubts about her future in the gospel music industry and even initiated a business as a contingency plan.

Her journey took a somber turn as health challenges surfaced, including migraines and high blood pressure. She revealed having lost two babies due to complications related to high blood pressure.

“I’ve lost two babies from that high blood pressure,” she disclosed, recounting the struggles that compelled her to seek medical attention frequently between 2015 and 2023.

However, Size 8 has undergone a transformative journey, discovering healing and a renewed perspective.

She underscored the significance of right thinking leading to right confession, expressing her unwavering faith and love for God.

The artist shared that she had been saved even during her secular music career but momentarily lost her way, thinking that the secular world offered greater financial prospects.

“I am not yet a bishop, but I am somewhere, and I love God so much. I was still saved when I was a secular artist. I left God because I thought in the secular world there was money,” she reflected.

Aluta parties nearly ruined Size 8’s life

Gospel singer Size 8, also known as Mama Wambo, has opened up about her challenging journey as a student, revealing how her party lifestyle nearly jeopardized her scholarship to a prestigious international school.

In a recent interview with Oga Obinna, Size 8 reflected on her school days, beginning with her time at Statehouse Girls, which led to a life-changing scholarship opportunity at Hillcrest.

Coming from a humble background, her initial excitement at receiving the scholarship was soon met with a harsh reality check. The affluent environment of Hillcrest exposed her to a world of privilege far removed from her own, filled with students arriving in luxury cars and helicopters.

While holding onto her faith, Size 8 admitted to succumbing to the allure of the party scene, neglecting her studies and jeopardizing her academic standing. This wake-up call served as a turning point, prompting her to reprioritize and focus on her education.

However, her struggles didn’t end there. Unable to afford a scholarship opportunity to study in England due to financial constraints, Size 8 experienced a period of spiritual crisis, temporarily abandoning her faith.

Size 8’s story offers a powerful message of resilience and self-discovery. Despite facing numerous obstacles and temptations, she ultimately found her way back to her faith and embarked on a journey of self-improvement. Her experiences serve as an inspiration to others facing similar challenges, demonstrating the importance of faith, hard work, and staying true to one’s values.

Never trust your spouse 100% – Size 8 reveals she has never forgiven DJ Mo

Size 8 pastor Pastor Linet Munyali has shared her thoughts on commitment and trust in marriage. During a discussion with a local radio station, the accomplished gospel musician and mother of two gave her opinions on the mechanics of trust between spouses.

Size 8 stressed that neither men nor women can be guaranteed to be faithful, acknowledging the difficulties of having complete trust in partnerships.

She provided a unique viewpoint, advising couples to put their faith in God to make any unseen facets of their marriage clear.

She laughed and said, “You can’t be DCI. Anyone who wants to do something will just go ahead and do it. My friend, if someone wants to do something, he will. He will keep one phone at his place of business.”

Size 8 also emphasized the individuality of each person in a partnership by emphasizing that spouses have their own viewpoints and ideas.

She warned that attempting to control their behavior might prove fruitless.

“One thing I learned about people is that when you marry someone, he was already in his life before you were. They each have their own opinions and perspectives on the world. If someone wants to drink water, he will do so whether you encourage him to or not. All married couples should seek heavenly direction for their marriages and their partners”.

She emphasized that it can be difficult to have complete faith in a spouse and suggested putting your complete faith in God.

“Neither your husband nor your wife are completely trustworthy. God is someone you can believe in,” she remarked.

In September, they commemorated their tenth wedding anniversary.
According to DJ Mo, their ten-year journey has been filled with both happy and turbulant moments.

DJ Mo talked openly about a particularly tough time when their union almost ended.

We once got into a heated dispute, and it got to the point where she chose to move out and rent an apartment for two months, he admitted.

Size 8 Thanks Bahati for Prophetic Words That Helped Her Have Children

Gospel singer and pastor Size 8 has thanked fellow musician Bahati for his prophetic words that helped her have children.

In a post on Instagram, Size 8 said that Bahati told her in 2013 that the devil had planned for her to have a series of miscarriages so that she would not have children.

“God spoke to you concerning the devil’s agenda to make sure I don’t have kids thru miscarriages and you told me, ‘Size 8 REBORN omba omba sana,'” Size 8 said.

She said that she took Bahati’s words to heart and prayed fervently, and that she is now blessed with two children.

“I bless God I now have 2kids,” she said.

Size 8 also said that she believes Bahati still has a lot to offer in the gospel industry and that she will always recognize him as a prophet.

“I will always call you PROPHET BAHATI, SERVANT OF THE MOST HIGH GOD,” she said.

Size 8’s revelation comes after she and her husband, DJ Mo, lost what would have been their third child in 2021. Size 8 was five months pregnant when she had a miscarriage.

She said that she had completely lost hope of ever being pregnant again after the miscarriage, but that she is now grateful for her two children.

“I am so grateful for my two children,” she said. “They are a blessing from God.”

Size 8’s story is a reminder that God can use even the most difficult circumstances to bring about good. She is an inspiration to many women who are struggling with infertility.

Size 8 reveals her mother wanted to abort her

Gospel singer and pastor Linet Munyali, better known by her stage name Size 8, recently opened up about her deeply personal story of resilience. She shared how she faced adversity even before she was born, when her mother almost aborted her.

“From my mother’s womb, the devil wanted to kill me; my mother almost aborted me, but the doctor told her if she does it, she might die; that’s how I survived,” Size 8 revealed.

She said that her mother told her this information when she was sick and in the hospital. Size 8 was paying her mother’s hospital bills at the time.

“I was paying her hospital bill. She looked me directly in the eyes and shook her head. She looked back and couldn’t imagine that the same baby that she wanted to terminate from her womb was the same one who was paying her hospital bills,” Size 8 shared.

Size 8’s story is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better future. She is an inspiration to anyone who has ever felt lost or hopeless. She shows us that it is possible to overcome any challenge and achieve our dreams.

Size 8 is now a successful gospel singer and pastor. She is married and has two children. She is a role model for many people, and her story is a testament to the power of resilience.

Size 8 speaks about how she fought Satan and nearly lost her life

Size 8, a gospel singer and preacher, has emotionally recalled her battle with a life-threatening disease.

In a post on Instagram, she shared a video of photos taken while she was hospitalized. In the caption, she thanked God for saving her life and said that the devil had wanted to kill her.

The photos show Size 8 in the hospital, looking unwell. It is clear that she was going through a lot of pain during this time.

To show how God has healed her, Size 8 also shared photos of herself now, looking healthy and preaching the word of God.

“My life is yours, Jesus Christ, I follow your way,” she said.

Last year, Size 8 revealed that she has been struggling with high blood pressure for the past five years. She was diagnosed with the disease in January 2015 after she fainted in the street.

The disease has caused her to be hospitalized several times and has made her feel depressed and hopeless. However, she said that she is now doing better thanks to God and the support of her husband, DJ Moh.

“DJ Moh has been a very important pillar in my struggle with high blood pressure,” she said. “He has encouraged me and urged me not to give up.”

Size 8’s story is a reminder that even when we are faced with difficult challenges, God is always with us and He can help us through anything.

Comedian Oga Obinna Reveals How A Photo With Size 8 Cost Him His Relationship

Kenyan comedian Oga Obinna has revealed that a seemingly innocent photo with gospel singer Size 8 led to the demise of his relationship.

Obinna, who was an intern at Q FM at the time, said that he took the photo with Size 8 as a joke, but his girlfriend at the time did not see it that way.

“At the time I was a comedian and I have to be dramatic, so we took a photo of me carrying size 8,” Obinna said. “But my girlfriend at the time was not happy about it. She thought I was cheating on her.”

Obinna said that his girlfriend became so angry that she started breaking things in the house. He eventually had to leave the house and stay with a friend.

The next day, Obinna had a show to perform, but he had to go with cuts on his face from the fight with his girlfriend.

Obinna said that the incident taught him a valuable lesson about the importance of communication in relationships. He said that he should have talked to his girlfriend about the photo before he posted it on social media.

“I should have communicated with her and explained that it was just a joke,” Obinna said. “But I didn’t, and that’s what cost me my relationship.”

Obinna’s story is a reminder that even seemingly innocent photos can have serious consequences. It is important to be mindful of the people around us and to think about how our actions might affect them.