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Betty Bayo’s Throwback Video Giving Daughter Sky Husband Tash’s Visa Card Resurfaces

Betty Bayo’s Throwback Video Giving Daughter Sky Husband Tash’s Visa Card Resurfaces

A throwback video showing the late gospel singer Betty Bayo handing her daughter, Sky, a Visa card belonging to her husband, Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, has resurfaced online.

The clip captured a playful exchange between the mother and daughter as they discussed Sky’s shopping plans during an upcoming trip to the United Kingdom.

It resurfaced days after Betty’s family and friends gathered to mark the first anniversary of her death on November 10, 2026, bringing back memories of the singer’s relationship with her children.

Originally shared on TikTok, the video showed Betty explaining how Sky would use the bank card while abroad and the conditions attached to spending.

In the footage, Betty handed Sky the Visa card, explaining that it belonged to her husband, who had given her permission to pass it on to the young girl for shopping.

“I’m going to give you a Visa card. It’s my husband’s card, so he told me to give you the card,” Betty said.

The singer jokingly added that although the card belonged to Tash, she did not enjoy unlimited access to it herself.

Betty further explained that Sky could use the card for ordinary purchases but would need to contact her before making expensive transactions.

In brief

A throwback video showing the late gospel singer Betty Bayo handing her daughter, Sky, a Visa card belonging to her husband, Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, has resurfaced online. Originally shared on TikTok, the video showed Betty explaining how Sky would use the bank card while abroad and the conditions attached to spending. “I’m going to give you a Visa card. It’s my husband’s card, so he told me to give you the card,” Betty said.

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