Bishop Muthee Kiengei and his wife,Reverend Joy, have once again attracted attention after sharing a warm moment that gave their followers a glimpse into their relationship.
A video shared on September 30,2026,showed the preacher spending time with Joy outdoors as he pampered her affectionately.
The couple appeared relaxed as they enjoyed the moment together with the display coming shortly after Kiengei found himself at the centre of fresh online discussions.
The romantic post also carried a prayer asking God to guide their decisions,conversations,movements and plans.
It further asked for protection from wrong choices, destructive associations,unnecessary arguments and anything outside God’s will.
The timing of the video attracted attention because it came a day after Kiengei addressed claims circulating online about businesswoman Dama wa Spares and her newborn daughter.
The rumours emerged after images of Dama’s child circulated on social media with some users claiming that the baby resembled Kiengei.
The speculation was linked to the preacher’s previous close association with Dama,who was once connected to his church before their relationship changed following a public fallout.
Kiengei rejected the paternity claims and said artificial intelligence had been used to make the child appear to resemble him.
He also criticised the involvement of an innocent child in the online controversy and called for the baby’s dignity to be protected.
The latest video therefore placed Kiengei and Joy back in the spotlight with their public display of affection coming as conversations about his family life continued online.
Kiengei has previously made his position about his marriage to Joy clear.In October 2025,he described himself as focused on his wife and indicated that he was content with their marriage.The couple have also continued to appear together publicly on different occasions.
The latest appearance has once again drawn attention to the couple as they continue with their family life amid continued interest in their relationship from social media users.