- Days after supporting her husband through over three grueling surgeries, Carol Katrue finally confirmed that her relationship with gospel singer Peter Miracle Baby had come to an end
- Miracle Baby himself also took to Instagram to confirm the split, saying no one should book Carol through him
- The ex-gengetone singer then expressed deep regret for straying from his faith and vowed to start fresh with God
Peter Miracle Baby, the gospel artist known for his powerful faith-driven music, has vowed to make a fresh start after a shocking breakup with longtime partner Carol Katrue.
The couple, who had been together for over three years, surprised fans on November 22, 2024, with the announcement that they were parting ways both personally and professionally.
In an emotional Instagram post, Peter confirmed the split, telling his followers, “For anyone who was calling me to book for Carol Katrue, we are no longer together!!! Thank you.” Carol, too, made her own declaration, announcing she was “Single!!!” and that she was no longer working with anyone.
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The breakup marks the end of a chapter for the couple, who had supported each other through some of Peter’s toughest moments, including multiple surgeries over the past two years.
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Carol had been by his side during these challenges, caring for him and their young son, Rhonix.
Together, they had also released a gospel hit, “Ndi Mwihia,” symbolizing Peter’s deep commitment to his faith following a near-death experience earlier this year.
However, just weeks before the breakup, Peter’s journey took a controversial turn when he performed at a secular club, sparking questions about his commitment to gospel music.
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Following the split, Peter shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, asking for forgiveness for straying from his faith.
“God, please forgive me. I know I have embarrassed the work that you did for me when I had no hope for living in this world again,” he wrote, expressing deep regret and a desire to recommit to a life of service. “I want to walk in righteousness and holiness – but I need your help.”
