TBT video of Betty Bayo giving Sky Tash's ATM emerges: "It's my husband's card"

TBT video of Betty Bayo giving Sky Tash's ATM emerges: "It's my husband's card"

Betty Bayo’s resurfaced video shows her giving daughter Sky a Visa card for UK shopping, with a playful spending rule, days after her first death anniversary.

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A heartwarming throwback clip of the late Kenyan gospel singer Betty Bayo has resurfaced online, showing her in a relaxed studio-style interview with her eldest daughter, Sky Victor, as she handed her a visa card to use for shopping during a UK trip.

The video, posted on TikTok by the account @skyvictorclips, re-emerged just days after Bayo's family observed her first death anniversary on November 10, 2026, stirring emotions among fans who had followed the singer closely.

In the clip, the two women are seated on green chairs in a studio setting decorated with greenery and TV screens in the background, sharing a candid, lighthearted exchange.

Betty Bayo’s friends and family gather to mark her first death anniversary

Bayo explained that the card she was handing over actually belonged to her husband, who had authorised her to pass it on to Sky for shopping purposes.

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She then clarified the terms: Sky could use the card freely for everyday purchases, but for anything on the pricier side, she would need to call first.

The moment captures a tender, playful side of Bayo as a mother, one that many fans…

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PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Betty Bayo’s friends and family gather to mark her first death anniversary Bayo explained that the card she was handing over actually belonged to her husband, who had authorised her to pass it on to Sky for shopping purposes. The moment captures a tender, playful side of Bayo as a mother, one that many fans…

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