Cheating scandal rocks Guardian Angel, Esther Musila’s marriage
Esther Musila’s marriage to gospel singer Guardian Angel continues to withstand external pressure from what she says are attempts by haters to break her two-year-old union.
Even as men continue to slide into her DMs despite open knowledge that she is married, Esther Musila now says the craze has gone a notch hire with the latest being a blackmail attempt.
Narrating the ordeal, the 53-year-old mother of three says she recently received message from a lady, a stranger who claimed she had proof that Guardian was cheating on her.
According to Mrs Omwaka, the stranger claimed to own a secretive house where celebrities pay to have camaraderie with their side chics.
The woman claimed to have CCTV footage and even mobile money payment transactions for the loft as proof that 34-year-old Audiphaxad Omwaka alias Guardian Angel was having an affair with a young lady.
When Mrs Omwaka requested the proof, the stranger asked for money before she could share the unraveling details.
This prompted Musila to confront and scrutinize her husband’s phone.
“Not that I doubt my husband, I mean he uses my phone I use his phone we don’t have secrets. The good thing with Mpesa you can go to all transactions. So I go to 19th of December (the date of alleged transaction), the transacation doesn’t exist. The only transaction that was there of that amount was made to Nairobi Water,” she narrates.
When she informed her husband of the attempted scam, Guardian Angel recalled an individual who had requested his wife’s contact a day before the attempt who the singer suspected to be the person behind the elaborate plan.
For Esther, her relationship to Guardian has weathered a number of storms which have not only strengthened their relationship but also affirm their trust and commitment to each other.
The storms all began when the two went public with their relationships, with issue of their age difference and having a child together taking center stage.
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