Kenyan gospel singer Guardian Angel and his wife Esther Musila have recently found themselves at the center of online discussions, following resurfaced claims surrounding a family inheritance dispute.
The controversy, which has been trending across social media platforms, drew the singer into a matter that Musila insists predates their relationship.
Addressing the issue publicly, she firmly defended her husband against criticism and speculation from netizens.
Musila clarified that the legal case in question dates back to 2017, years before she met Guardian Angel. The case reportedly involved her son, Gideon Naibei, who challenged her role as the sole administrator of family property.
Despite this, online users dragged the gospel artist into the dispute, sparking widespread debate.
In a candid video statement, Musila expressed frustration over what she described as unnecessary attacks on her husband’s character.
She criticized individuals for using his name to gain attention, insisting that he has no connection to the matter whatsoever.
She went on to praise Guardian Angel as a hardworking individual who has built his life from the ground up. According to Musila, the singer has no inheritance to rely on and has achieved his success through determination and consistency.
Musila further noted that her husband prefers to stay away from online confrontations, which is why she chose to speak on his behalf.
She maintained that she would continue to defend him against what she termed as unfair accusations and attempts to tarnish his reputation.
Emphasizing her independence, Musila stated that she had an established life before their marriage and remains focused on their shared future.
She urged the public to stop involving Guardian Angel in personal matters that do not concern him.
The situation highlights the growing influence of social media in shaping public narratives, often blurring the line between personal issues and public scrutiny.