Background

Bishop Hezekiah Xzavier Walker was born on December 24, 1962, in Brooklyn, New York. His parents were very religious; Walker and his brother and sisters were forbidden to enjoy dancing and watching movies. Walker couldn't help it and started loving music since he was a child. Walker joined a choir at the age of eight.

When he was a teenager, he started writing songs; Walker's father died when he was only 14. When he was 21, he lost his mother when she died on her way to church. He was about to get thrown out of their apartment. He had no money left, and then he prayed. When he finished, he sat down and wrote the song 'I'll Make It,' which was a turning point in his life.

Relationships

Walker was married and lived with his wife, Kyasia Monet Walker, and his daughter before their divorce. Their daughter is named Kyasia. There were rumors that Walker was gay, and he came out of the closet after the bitterness of the separation. Walker denied this rumor entirely and said that it was not even remotely true.

There was also a rumor that Monet got separated from her husband because he got her infected with a sexually transmitted disease. There was speculation that Walker had a boyfriend and had sex with him. He also forced their daughter out of the house so that he could continue his homosexual affair. Another rumor spread that Walker filed for the separation after he found out that Monet got an STD from another man.

There was gossip that Walker's partner was a transvestite, and Walker wanted to start a new life with his gay lover. He was also expected to step down from his post. There was no trace of who the lover was and how he looked like. There were no comments from the lover, and thus, the rumors died down.

Walker demanded an apology from the media sources that started this rumor. The media apologized publically and stated that Walker was a heterosexual man. Walker denied commenting on why Monet left him. He was a preacher against divorces, and he got separated from Monet, so he didn't want to expand further. After the divorce, he refused to talk about his current girlfriend or his romantic life.

Monet did not comment on her life as the former wife of Walker. She did not comment on her separation or gay rumors. There is no proof about the sexually transmitted disease that allegedly ruined their marriage. There are no details about the custody of their daughter. There were rumors about the two getting back together, but nothing official ever came out.