From Witchcraft To Worship- Size 8 Opens Up About Her Early Life

Gospel singer and preacher Size 8 Reborn has offered a chilling yet triumphant look into a past that few of her fans from her secular music days could have ever imagined. In a deeply personal interview with NTV on Sunday, March 1, 2026, the artist, born Linet Munyali, revealed that behind the glitz and fame of her early career lay a dark family history steeped in witchcraft and generational spiritual bondage. She described herself as having been born into a “twisted background” where she felt inherently bound to poverty and dark spiritual forces, noting that in her lineage, choosing the path of Christianity was often seen as a dangerous, and sometimes fatal, defiance of tradition.

Witchcraft to worship

Size 8 emphasized that her eventual transition from “witchcraft to worship” was not a result of her own religious efforts, such as intensive fasting or prayer, but rather an act of divine mercy that she attributes solely to her faith. This sense of spiritual warfare has, according to her, manifested in nearly every major milestone of her life, most notably during her harrowing experiences with motherhood. She detailed how bringing her children into the world brought her to the brink of death, including a traumatic stay in the ICU during the birth of her daughter, Wambo, and a similarly life-threatening battle for her son, Junior, who also spent a significant period in intensive care. For Size 8, the mere sight of her children today serves as a living testimony to what she describes as a series of medical and spiritual miracles.

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Beyond the health crises, the singer also spoke candidly about the financial and emotional rock bottom she hit during her transition into ministry. She shared the startling revelation that at the time of her mother’s burial, her bank account had dwindled to just KSh 58, illustrating the severe hardship she faced while trying to break away from her past. These struggles extended into her high-profile marriage to Samuel Muraya, popularly known as DJ Mo, which she admitted has faced numerous challenges that led to a separation lasting several months. Ultimately, Size 8 views her current life and ministry not as a performance of piety, but as hard-earned evidence of a total transformation from a bloodline of bondage to a life of freedom.