Gloria Muliro is a gifted gospel singer from the Kenya who is currently at the United States. She rose to prominence after releasing amazing and motivating gospel singles such as “follow you,” “Ndio Yako,” and others.
Her Current marriage
Gloria Muliro and her husband Evans are celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary today.
She has returned after a prolonged break to tell her followers that it has been a year of joy.
“Happiest Anniversary my best friend, my moshene partner, my husband. Your love is a gift that I open everyday. Here’s to you, here’s to us, here’s to many more happy years together. Happy anniversary hun! I love you.”
When they married, Gloria surprised everyone by disclosing it was in New York.
“Finally finally…My autumn wedding in New York.” she had in 2021 captioned their official photo.
Six years after splitting from her then-husband, music producer Eric Omba, the musician married in a flamboyant wedding in New York.
Evans Sabwami, her spouse, is an American citizen and clergyman. He also works in engineering and graphic design.
Her Past Marriage with Eric Omba
Gloria divorced her first husband, pastor Omba, in 2015 due to infidelity allegations.
Months after their breakup, the popular gospel singer opened details about their split with Eric Omba. Gloria then retold her incident on KTN’s Sunday program Tukuza.
“I remember one time when I prayed and asked God to remind me what peace feels like. For me having this peace, having the joy of the Lord and finding myself is enough. I had totally lost myself. I have found and collected myself back together.” she said during the interview.
Gloria admitted in the interview that her first marriage with Pastor Omba was a nightmare.
“It has been a challenge and a learning process. I have learnt a lot of lessons! One of the things that I appreciate and never take for granted is peace,” she said.
Adding “In this life, people pass through a lot! All in all, God is good – you can see his manifestation in me.”
Gloria stated that she did everything she could to make their marriage work.
“For me as woman and wife; I was dedicated and determined to make it (marriage) work. I am not saying I tried my best; I did my all best!”
