Fame and flair is what Gospel artist Size 8 and her younger sister Size 7 seem to share in common. Or perhaps it is Size 8’s appeal to the masses that seems to have rubbed off on her. Anyhow, the young deejay has just joined the mothers’ club.

Once again another Nigerian blog is on the spot for reporting maliciously about a Kenyan musician. The very first time was when one blog purported that a certain female Kenyan singer (who they did not name by the way), allowed her fans to grab her private parts as she performed on stage, allegations which were not only a fabrication but also very misinforming.

Did you know the word vanilla is derived from a hybrid between the word virgin and the female anatomy's most treasured secret? The area that I once heard being referred to as "guava" and since then the fruit has never held any appeal for me. But that's not what this article is about. Actually, yes, it's exactly what this article is about: Size 8's virginity.

Size 8 appeared on Straight Up for an interview discussing her newfound gospel status.

On Tuesday, we asked Kenyans whether they believe that Size 8 will hack the straight and narrow path demanded by her new found faith and Kenyans weighed in by the ton!

By now I'm sure you all know Lady B and Size 8 recently joined team Jesus!

So now Size 8 has gone gospel, and in case you didn't know, Lady Bee also went gospel a few weeks back, with a track called John 3:16(listen to it here)

Size 8 has gone gospel, and so many people seem to be celebrating, but there are those fans of hers who will miss the old Size 8.

So Size 8 has gotten saved and made the shift to gospel music. She's also made 7 other changes to her life since then.

The accompanying links show the story in greater detail.

1. Getting saved(of course): http://www.ghafla.co.ke/news/music/item/8336-size-8-gets-saved-vows-to-leave-everything-secular-for-gospel