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“Couples Call Us When Things Get Tough”- DJ Mo, Size 8 Reveal Celebrities Consult Them On Marriage

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Gospel personality DJ Mo (Samuel Muraya) has disclosed that he and his wife, gospel minister Size 8 (Linet Munyali), regularly receive counseling calls from high-profile and prominent couples facing marital crises.

Speaking on Thursday, November 5, 2026, during a podcast session with gospel artist Daddy Owen, DJ Mo explained that being transparent about their own marital ups and downs has encouraged couples across various social spheres to seek their guidance.

“There are people who call us. Prominent people, kimeumana, hata tunashangaa huyu tuta advice aje. But anasema, whatever you guys are going through, is what we go through. Sisi huweka tu vile iko,” DJ Mo shared.

Saving Marriages Through Radical Authenticity

The couple’s willingness to address their relationship challenges publicly—rather than presenting a curated facade—has yielded tangible results for struggling pairs.

DJ Mo emphasized that their refusal to sugarcoat marital realities has helped stabilize numerous relationships over the years:

“The testimonies zenye tumepata out of being real, zimesave marriage mob sana,” he noted.

“Pride Keeps People Fake”: Size 8 Addresses Public Expectations

Reinforcing her husband’s sentiment, Size 8 pointed out that pride often forces couples to conceal their struggles in pursuit of a false image of perfection.

“Pride is what makes people not want to show a part of their life because you want to look perfect,” Size 8 explained. “Hakuna mtu perfect. Jesus ndio atusave; his nakedness was seen for the world.”

She encouraged individuals to embrace vulnerability, stating that acknowledging imperfections is key to overcoming personal and relational hurdles without fear of public judgment.

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