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Kenyan social media personality Hellen Ati has once again made headlines, this time with a development she describes as a significant step toward resolving a long-running dispute over her child’s paternity.
In an Instagram story shared with her followers, Hellen revealed that Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chiefpriest, has agreed to undergo the DNA test she has been demanding.
The announcement came with a celebratory video of Hellen dancing in a black t-shirt and leggings, clearly expressing her excitement.
While she did not disclose a timeline for the test or when samples from both sides will be collected, the confirmation has sparked a flurry of reactions from fans and critics alike.
“This is a big step forward,” Hellen said in her story, underlining her determination to uncover the truth.
Social media users responded with mixed emotions some applauded her for pushing the matter publicly and standing her ground, while others urged caution, warning that public celebrations could complicate matters if the results are unfavorable.
Hellen’s journey has been far from easy. Over the past year, she has consistently called out Cubana Chiefpriest on social media, alleging he is the father of her child.
The stress of the ongoing dispute has taken a personal toll; she reportedly attempted suicide at one point and was hospitalized after sharing troubling messages about feeling ignored. Despite the criticism and emotional strain, she has remained steadfast, insisting that accountability is non-negotiable.
“I just want the truth, and I want him to take responsibility if he is my child’s father,” she affirmed, reiterating her commitment to see the matter through. With the DNA test reportedly agreed upon, Hellen Ati appears ready to close a chapter that has kept followers and the public invested for months.
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