In a moment that has set social media abuzz, veteran gospel singer Yinka Ayefele was put on the spot by his own children in a family exchange that’s now making headlines. The celebrated musician, famous for his “inspiring” story, was confronted by one of his triplets with the blunt question: “Daddy, why can’t you walk?”

The question, which many are calling “brave” and “heartbreaking,” forced Ayefele to revisit the traumatic accident that left him wheelchair-bound. The singer, who has built his brand on overcoming adversity, reportedly told his children about the 1997 crash that changed his life forever. Fans are now praising Ayefele for his “graceful” response, but critics wonder if this is just another attempt to keep his tragic backstory in the public eye.

Ayefele’s explanation, which he shared publicly, has been described as “emotional” and “inspirational” by his supporters. He reminded his children,and the world,of his journey from tragedy to triumph, using the opportunity to reinforce his image as a symbol of hope and resilience. But some observers are questioning whether this family moment was just another PR move to maintain his relevance.

Social media has exploded with reactions, with fans flooding comment sections to express their admiration for Ayefele’s “strength” and “honesty.” The singer’s willingness to share such a private conversation has only fueled his popularity, with many calling him a role model. However, skeptics argue that the constant focus on his disability overshadows his actual musical achievements.