Cubana Chief Priest's Alleged Babymama, Hellen Ati, Claims He Has Agreed To Have DNA Test Done To Determine Paternity Of Her Son

Hellen Ati, a Kenyan woman who has been at the center of an ongoing paternity dispute involving Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, has claimed that he has now agreed to undergo a DNA test to determine the true paternity of her son.

The controversy, which has drawn significant attention on social media over time, began when Hellen publicly alleged that she had an encounter with Cubana Chiefpriest during a visit to Nigeria.

According to her, the two became intimate, and months later, she gave birth to a baby boy whom she insists belongs to the celebrity businessman.

Since making the claim, Hellen has consistently maintained her position, repeatedly calling for a DNA test to settle the matter once and for all. She has taken her appeals to various platforms, urging Cubana Chiefpriest to take responsibility if proven to be the father, while also emphasizing her desire for clarity regarding her child’s identity.

On the other hand, Cubana Chiefpriest has firmly denied the allegations from the outset. He has insisted that he has never met Hellen Ati and has no connection whatsoever with her or her child. His stance has remained unchanged despite the growing public interest and pressure surrounding the situation.

In a new development, Hellen took to her Instagram page on Thursday afternoon to announce what she described as a breakthrough. According to her post, Cubana Chiefpriest has finally agreed to undergo a DNA test, a move that could potentially bring resolution to the long-standing dispute.

If confirmed and carried out, the DNA test is expected to provide definitive answers and possibly put an end to the back-and-forth claims that have kept followers and observers engaged for months.

As the story continues to unfold, many are watching closely, hopeful that the truth will soon be established and that all parties involved can find closure.