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Cubana alleged baby mama demands DNA test
Hellen Ati, the Kenyan woman who has been publicly linked to celebrity bar owner Paschal Okechukwu, better known as Cubana Chief Priest, has once again called for a DNA test to confirm the paternity of her son.
In a new video shared on her Instagram account, Ati reiterated her plea for clarity and transparency regarding her child’s father.
The Kenyan national also accused Cubana Chief Priest of orchestrating a campaign of online harassment, claiming that the celebrity has been paying people to troll her on social media.
In the video, Ati responded to claims made by Cubana Chief Priest that he has no knowledge of her, insisting that their relationship began when he led her to believe he was single.
This latest demand for a DNA test follows a distressing series of events involving Ati. A few days earlier, reports surfaced that she had been hospitalized after ingesting a toxic substance.
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Black Cinderella, a woman who claims to be a lawyer and close friend of Ati, shared the news on Instagram, revealing the condition of the hospitalized mother of one.
In the post, Black Cinderella revealed that this was the third time Ati had attempted to take her own life due to ongoing mental anguish, alleging that the actions and treatment by Cubana Chief Priest were driving her to the edge.
The lawyer went on to accuse the celebrity of subjecting Ati to both online and offline torment, causing her deep depression and mental suffering. According to Black Cinderella, by now, Cubana Chief Priest should be celebrating his success in pushing Ati to the brink.
The unfolding situation has raised serious concerns over the impact of online bullying and the mental health of individuals involved in high-profile social media disputes.
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