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Size 8 Reborn's Biography in Summary

Linet Munyali was born and raised in Nairobi. Her family later moved to Maringo Estate in Eastlands. Size 8 parents, Esther Njeri and Samuel Kirui Munyali were part of the clergy, and their association with the church introduced her to Christianity. In a recent documentary on NTV, Size 8 noted that although her family managed to take them to school, there were challenges. Conversely, the challenges did not stop her from excelling in education and getting a scholarship to one of the best girls' schools in Kenya — the State House Girls'.  

Apart from being a key entertainment figure, Size 8's relationship with DJ Mo is one of the most followed love stories in Kenya. In 2020, the couple moved their YouTube series to NTV under a new name. Dine with Murayas gives her fans another chance to learn about her, especially as a wife and mother to two children.  

Family of Size 8

Is size 8 a Kikuyu? The Mateke hitmaker is from a mixed tribe family. Her father is from Uganda, and her late mother was a Kikuyu. During a peace campaign in 2017, Size 8 told her followers that she is a Bukusu. However, on multiple occasions, she has cleared the air on her tribe identity by stating that her 'Bukusu' identity was not by genetics, but integration.  

Size 8 children

Size 8 is a mother of two — Ladasha Wambui and Muraya Junior. Like most young mothers, the singer has had her share of challenges, especially with pregnancies. Each of Size 8's children has a story worth sharing. 

Size 8 early days as a Calif Records artist

Clemo of Calif Records was the first producer to discover Size 8 in a talent search. While the singer did not win the competition, the famous producer saw her potential, and he gave her a recording deal.  

As an artist under one of the best record labels at the time, Size 8 released Shamba Boy and Moto. The two songs propelled the singer to be one of the best artists from 2008 to 2013. Also, she was one of the most booked artists in the music scene.

Size 8's salvation and switching to the gospel music industry

In April of 2013, the singer surprised many by crossing over to the gospel music industry. While most people were sceptical about her move, Size 8 stopped performing her older songs, even though they were all popular.