Tension and speculation have risen online after the late gospel singer Betty Bayo’s husband, Hiram Gitau, was spotted visiting a lawyer in the company of musician Shiru Wa GP just days before Betty’s burial. The sighting quickly went viral, prompting discussions about whether the meeting was linked to custody or property matters, an issue many social media users immediately questioned.
According to witnesses, the two arrived quietly at the lawyer’s office and left without addressing the curious onlookers outside. Soon after, the lawyer issued a statement clarifying that the meeting was not connected to any dispute or conflict surrounding Betty’s estate. He insisted that the session had been scheduled earlier for unrelated personal matters. Still, the explanation did little to calm the rising chatter across social media platforms.
Online users began speculating about the timing, questioning why such a meeting would take place so close to the burial. Some argued that the presence of Shiru Wa GP, a close friend to the family, suggested that something significant was being discussed. Others felt that the appearance of the two at a legal office added unnecessary tension to an already emotional moment for Betty’s family, friends and fans.
A section of users openly expressed fear that custody or inheritance issues could emerge, especially considering the emotional state of the family. One comment captured the mood clearly, saying, “It is about to go down,” a statement that has since been shared widely. Despite this, those close to Betty’s family urged the public to remain respectful and avoid spreading unverified claims that could worsen an already delicate situation.
As the family prepares for Betty’s final send-off, many hope that unity will prevail and that public speculation will cool down to allow her loved ones to grieve in peace. Supporters across the country continue to express sympathy and pray for calm, emphasizing that sensitive family matters should be handled privately and with dignity.
The days leading up to the burial are expected to remain tense as the public waits to see whether the lawyer’s clarification will end the speculation or fuel even more questions.
By Nairobi