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Controversial social media figure Hellen Ati has given her followers an update regarding the DNA test she requested from her alleged child’s father.
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The mother of two has been vocal online, criticizing Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, over the paternity of her second son. Her posts have also involved the businessman’s wife and sister, sharing personal details that have drawn public attention.
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In a recent Instagram story, Hellen Ati claimed that Cubana Chiefpriest has agreed to take the DNA test she requested. She celebrated the news in a video, wearing a black t-shirt and matching leggings while performing various dance moves to express her excitement.
She did not, however, provide information on the exact date when the DNA test will be carried out for the samples submitted by both parties.
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Fans reacted to her announcement with a mix of support and caution. Many congratulated her for moving the case forward, suggesting she is the rightful partner for Cubana Chiefpriest, while others advised her to stay composed. They warned that announcing the development online could complicate matters if the test results turn out negative.
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Hellen Ati’s struggle with the situation has been serious in the past. She previously attempted suicide due to the stress surrounding her second child and was hospitalized after posting cryptic messages about being ignored by the businessman. She has also faced criticism for raising her son alone, but remained determined to hold Cubana Chiefpriest accountable for his responsibilities as a father.
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See post below:
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Read some comments below:
@bee_wigsnweaves:”Until you see negative.”
@benitaa_santiago:”That means this City Boys movement runs a strict program of .”
@uchenna_ukah:”This woman nah werey ooo, I don lafu taya.”
@uchenna_ukah:”Afôbuike don meet e match.”
@tobe630147:”He don dey chop APC money so enough money don dey to care for many children.”
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