Samuel Muraya, known as DJ Mo, has two children with his Kenyan wife, Linet Munyali, who goes by the stage name Size 8.
DJ Mo was born in Murang’a, Kenya in 1987. He resided with his grandmother in Nukuru. He is a Kenyan gospel DJ and co-host of the NTV gospel programme Cross over with Grace Ekirapa.
According to several sources, this DJ is among the best-paid gospel DJs in the country. Mo became famous while co-hosting the gospel show Crossover 101 with Grace Ekirapa for almost five years. He dismissed rumours that he was sacked by NTV, which emerged after his sudden departure from the network.
The DJ said he was not sacked but rather chose not to extend his contract with the radio station. The money he was making from NTV, he added, accounted for less than 20% of his total income, with the rest coming from his enterprises.
He was overjoyed when he finally fulfilled a lifelong ambition and constructed a home for his parents. His excitement was clear as he uploaded photos of the finished, three-bedroom home he built for them. According to Mo, having a home he built for them to live in was the achievement of a lifelong ambition to provide a cosy environment in which they could thrive.
Who are DJ MO’s children
DJ Mo married his gorgeous wife, Linet Munyali, in 2013. They have a son named Muraya Juniour and a daughter named Ladasha Belle Wambui. Through a mutual acquaintance, he met Size 8, and the two became close friends.
His wife, Linet Munyali, is a Kenyan singer, songwriter, and actor who goes by the stage name Size 8. Size 8 used to be a secular act, and her hits “Shamba Boy” and “Moto” are well-known in entertainment in Kenya. “Mateke” was her first religious song, and it came out in April 2013.
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