According to Fox 5, Kelly Gibbs, one of the parents, revealed the director of Rising Generations Early Learning Center in Prince George’s County, Kimesha Munford, was the one who “left a very disturbing message and the phone conversation was equally as disturbing, telling me that she was a prophet from God and that we needed to split up.”

Now, the center is accused of discriminating against LGBTQ families.

They shared the voicemail with Fox 5, confirming their story.

“Hi Mrs. Gibbs, this is Ms. Kimesha from Rising Generation. I’m so sorry to be calling you this late and to be calling you from my personal private cell phone, but I had to call to let you know that I’m a prophet and God often speaks to me through dreams and visions,” Munford said. “The word of the Lord says that God wants you and your wife to split up and I am so sorry to have to tell you this … I also speak in tongues, I pray in tongues,” Munford said in the message.

Gibbs’ partner, Ky, said the “dark and disturbing” voicemail caught them off guard.

“We were like what the?!” she said.

Gibbs added that after they both listened to it, “we sat and stared at each other for the next half hour looking at what should we do. She can’t go back to school there, right?”

They soon pulled their child out of the Rising Generations Early Learning Center.

The parents said the daycare didn’t claim to be religious, nor were there indications the center didn’t support their marriage.

“I personally had interaction with her at least three times a week and never anything … So, completely out of the dark,” Gibbs said.

Ky added, “not even as much as ‘Have a blessed day,’ so this came out of left field.”

The center called Munford’s message “offensive and inappropriate” and explained in a statement to Fox 5 that “after launching an internal investigation into the allegations, we reprimanded the alleged employee. As such, we have and continue to extend our apologies to any of our affected Rising Generations Early Learning Center families.”

The center also extended “heartfelt apologies for the incident and any disappointment or frustration it may have caused.”

Mumford’s parents operate the center.

The phone call, which you can listen to below, has since gone viral on TikTok.

@themaindarian2 This is sick… Kinesha needs meds. “Hi Mrs. Gibbs, this is Ms. Kimesha from Rising Generation. I’m so sorry to be calling you this late and to be calling you from my personal private cell phone, but I had to call to let you know that I’m a prophet and God often speaks to me through dreams and visions,” Munford said. “The word of the Lord says that God wants you and your wife to split up and I am so sorry to have to tell you this … I also speak in tongues, I pray in tongues,” she went on to say. #daycare #daycaredirector #KimeshaMunford #themaindarian #religiouszealots #lanhammaryland ♬ original sound – TheMainDarian2