Speaking during an appearance on the reality show ‘The Bahati’s Empire’, Size 8 reminded Bahati that he used to be a prophet as she expressed her disapproval of his transition from gospel to secular music.
In a heartfelt exchange, Size 8 reminded Bahati of his deep spiritual roots, which seemed at odds with his current musical direction.
“Bahati, do you know that you are a serious gospel artist, a gospel flag-bearer? You are a prophet,” she said, addressing him directly.
Bahati, attempting to reassure her, responded, “Size 8, I have not changed. I am still the same Bahati. It’s just that I don’t post when I pray.”
Size 8 then recounted a significant prophecy that Bahati shared early in her marriage and miscarriages she suffered.
“When I was two months into my marriage, you told me that the devil did not want DJ Mo and I to be together and that he would use miscarriages to destroy our marriage,” she recalled.
Bahati elaborated on the prophecy, explaining, “I remember I was along Kiambu Road and I called Size 8. I told her that she was going to have an attack, a miscarriage or something bad. But I always believe that when God speaks, He has a solution. I prepared her for the victory that was to come.”
Defending his shift to secular music, Bahati asserted, “I left the gospel scene when I was still the number one gospel artiste in Kenya. I believe I am still the best gospel artiste. But what is gospel? They say the gospel is in your heart.”
He further justified his actions, explaining that his provocative music videos are merely a form of acting.
“Sometimes we do things to show our fans that we are up to date. There is nothing big. There are no songs I have done that are not good.”
Size 8 has endured the hardship of two miscarriages during her marriage, which have been attributed to high blood pressure and other health complications.
In 2020, she opened up about the profound impact of her 2018 miscarriage on her marriage.
“We fought a lot and we blamed each other because we didn’t know how to deal with it. It was very bad, but with our son we were able to come together and support each other,” she shared.
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