Prophet Carmel, the husband of Reverend Lucy Natasha, has addressed the viral photos matching outfits with his spiritual daughter. Lucy Natasha Explains why He Stepped out Wearing Matching Outfits with Spiritual Daughter Source: Instagram Recently, the Canada-based Indian preacher shared photos wearing matching outfits with Karen Rajan, accompanied by a heartwarming message, celebrating her birthday. Carmel described Karen as his “major spiritual daughter” and a “rare gift to the kingdom”. The photos of the two went viral, eliciting mixed reactions, forcing Natasha to speak. Days later, Karen and Carmel went on a dinner date to celebrate her birthday, and also wore matching outfits. The two were accompanied by two other family members and were all smiles as they posed for photos.
Lucy Natasha explains why he stepped out wearing matching outfits with spiritual daughter Source: Instagram Is Prophet Carmel cheating on Lucy Natasha? After the viral photos, some claimed that the man of God was allegedly cheating on Natasha with the peng lady. However, Carmel has come out to share the truth about matching clothes with Karen, his “major spiritual daughter”. During a recent sermon, Carmel took time to address the cheating claims, setting the record straight on the viral photos. He said that he has beautiful spiritual daughters, and whenever he steps out with them, many get jealous. “The people around me, my sons and daughters, you don’t see church in them. You may see Hollywood, swaggerlicious, you may see a young woman or a young man making it in life, but look deeper, they have Jesus. I’m a spiritual father who birthed pretty daughters. When I walk into a place with my sons and daughters, jealousy should shake,” he said. Below is the video: How did Kenyans react to Carmel’s message?
The message elicited mixed reactions among Kenyans, with many saying they were not satisfied with Carmel’s explanation despite his insisting that Karen is his spiritual daughter. Jewel Precious: “We know you man, just apologise or let our gal be.” Ian N: “The music is getting faster, will you be able to keep up with the dance.” Monica Muita: “Our in-law be nice to our gal…our love for her is unmeasured.” Grace June Pharis: “You deserve our greetings Gen Z. We say hey, hallelujah and dance.” Hellen Kerebi: “You are calling your spiritual daughter pretty.” Shavonna Abi: “Pretty major daughters😢.” Karanja Mwai: “In a simple term… Huyu anambia wakenya muache ku overthink 😆😆😆.” Lesire Lillian: “Hii ni yetu Wakenya 😂😂😂. Jealousy starts to shake.” Mary Wavinya: “The mistake you made is to allow Kenyans to be your followers 😂🙆.” Hon Carolyn Mayunzu: “Stop playing with our queen, Natasha.”
By Caren Nyota
