“Uko High Class”- Pastor Kanyari Reunites With Schoolmate Crush In Heartwarming TikTok Video
Controversial televangelist Pastor Victor Kanyari has set social media buzzing after a candid reunion video with his schoolmate crush and first girlfriend surfaced on TikTok.
In the clip, filmed inside what appeared to be a church office adorned with national flags and official furniture, Kanyari and the woman share a warm, lighthearted exchange as they walk down memory lane together.
“I Was Scared of You”: Kanyari Recounts Youthful Romance
Speaking in a lively blend of Swahili and Sheng, the preacher openly recounted meeting her during their school days, admitting that he felt she was completely out of his league at the time.
“Sikuwa na mpenda sana. Ni kuwa na muogopa, hivyo somehow, uko high class,” Kanyari confessed, explaining that her perceived high status left him too intimidated to make a serious move.
He also shared a sweet throwback detail, revealing that he was actually the person who bought her very first mobile phone.
Bittersweet Memories and Protocol Overrides
The conversation took a nostalgic turn as Kanyari recalled getting to know her through her brother, who was one of his closest friends. Tragically, the brother later lost his life during political election violence—a tragedy Kanyari noted he had previously warned him about.
Despite the emotional memories, the atmosphere during the visit was overwhelmingly joyful. Kanyari revealed that when she arrived at his church to visit, he immediately bypassed his office protocol just to clear his schedule for her.
“I simply told my secretary that I had to go, regardless of what was on the schedule,” he recalled.
Fans React to the Candid Moment
The heartwarming video quickly gained traction across TikTok, with thousands of Kenyans flooding the comments section to praise the pastor’s openness, humor, and relatable humility when reminiscing about young love.
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