'Body Will Always Be Tea!' Esther Musila Shuts Down Critics Who Say She Works Out to Impress Guardian Angel

Renowned fitness enthusiast and businesswoman Esther Musila, the wife of gospel singer Guardian Angel, has delivered a bold message to critics questioning her commitment to fitness.

In a passionate social media post, Musila dismissed claims that she exercises to impress or keep up with her younger husband, insisting that fitness has been part of her lifestyle for years.

"To those busy bodies who think I work out to impress or keep up with the man I am married to, poleni sana!" she wrote.

Musila explained that her fitness journey long predates her marriage and has remained a personal commitment, even during the COVID-19 lockdown when gyms were closed. She revealed that she improvised by joining online workout classes to maintain her routine.

She also opened up about the realities of aging, noting that hormonal changes can contribute to weight gain, particularly for women.

"The pounds we have gained are a result of TLC, and for us women, when you get to a certain age, your hormones are all over the place," she shared.

Encouraging self-love and consistency, Musila said that fitness should be a personal choice rather than something driven by public opinion or relationships.

"When you love yourself and do things for you, the best part of it is that the gains are yours," she said, adding that true fitness enthusiasts don't complain when they fall off track—they simply get back into action.

She concluded her post with a humorous yet pointed message to those who choose not to exercise despite the availability of free online workouts.

"So kama huna pesa ya kwenda gym, ama tu ku follow simple exercise routines that are free of charge kwa mitandao, hiyo ni shauri yako, hujipendi! Tutazeeka tu kwa miaka! BODY WILL ALWAYS BE TEA!!!! CLOCK IT!"

Her remarks have sparked widespread reactions online, with many applauding her confidence, discipline, and advocacy for healthy living, while others weighed in on the ongoing public discussion surrounding fitness, aging, and self-care.