Betty Bayo’s daughter, Sky Victor, has given a fuller account of the events that unfolded on the Saturday her mother became critically unwell.

Speaking in a YouTube video on Sunday, November 23, 2025, she explained that everything began a day before, when doctors finally informed her mother of the exact illness she had been battling.

According to Sky, the medical team told Bayo that the tests showed she had leukaemia, and this confirmation was a deeply shocking moment for her.

“It happened on a Saturday. The day before, the doctors had finally told her the real condition she had, and they explained clearly that it was leukaemia,” she recalled.

Sky said the information was delivered clearly and directly, and the weight of hearing the final diagnosis hit her mother with immediate emotional impact.

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According to her, her mother suffered a stroke shortly after hearing the results.

“The news shocked her so much that she immediately suffered a stroke,” Sky said.

She explained that the stroke affected her facial muscles, causing one side of her face to change in appearance.

Sky said she noticed that part of her mother’s mouth had shifted and slanted to one side, which made it clear something serious had happened.

“The stroke affected her face, and one side of her mouth started to pull to the side,” she shared.

She added that after her mother later passed away, she saw the body herself.

Sky said that even at that point, the physical signs of the stroke were still visible on her mother’s face, and this confirmed for her how quickly the situation had developed.

She emphasised repeatedly that all of this, from the moment her mother learned the diagnosis to the appearance of the stroke, took place on a Saturday.

“After she passed away and I saw her body, I could still see the signs of the stroke. Everything happened on that Saturday,” Sky shared.

Betty, the renowned Busy Busy hitmaker, passed away on Monday, November 10, 2025, after battling acute leukaemia and excessive bleeding.

She was first admitted to AAR Hospital on Kiambu Road before being transferred to the Kenyatta National Hospital, where she succumbed at 1:03 pm.

She was laid to rest on Thursday, November 20, 2025.