- Hellen Ati, the alleged baby mama of Cubana Chief Priest, has revealed her intentions to do to him during their meeting.
- Kenyan lady is causing tension with businessman over claims of child-bearing, while Cuban Chief Priest denies such claims.
Hellen Ati, the Kenyan woman who has been involved in a public dispute with socialite Cubana Chief Priest over claims of having a child together, has made a bold statement about what will happen the next time they meet.
While Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied the allegations of fathering a child with her, Hellen has remained vocal, accusing him of evading the truth. In a recent social media post, she stated that since he has refused to approach her, she plans to take matters into her own hands.
Hellen added that when they next cross paths, she intends to confront him directly, suggesting they both engage in a heated exchange, with the confrontation escalating to a physical stand-off by holding each other’s neck.
Her words read …
“Pascal since you have refused to step up like a father dnt bother coz mountains can’t meet each other’s but human beings can pascal let me tell you anywhere I meet you in this world we go hold each other’s necks! swear am telling you Dnt wrry that day you will see my crazy mind”
Her words have added fuel to the ongoing drama surrounding the alleged affair, which has captured the attention of followers and gossip outlets.
In other news, Nigerian music sensation Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, made a striking appearance at the 2025 Met Gala, earning both praise and criticism for her bold fashion choice.
The prestigious fashion event, held on May 5 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, brought together global celebrities under this year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” The theme centered around the evolution of suits and menswear within Black culture, encouraging diverse interpretations.
Tems, a Grammy-winning artist known for her distinct style and voice, turned heads with her outfit—a structured, buttoned-up suit dress made from vibrant blue Ankara fabric. She accessorized it with a green cravat and a matching green umbrella, bringing a culturally rich African twist to the night’s menswear-inspired theme.
Her look quickly went viral, sparking mixed reactions online. While many praised her for proudly incorporating African fabric into her ensemble and celebrating her heritage on a global stage, others felt her outfit strayed from the event’s core fashion directive.
Regardless of the debate, Tems once again made her presence felt on one of fashion’s biggest nights, proving she’s not afraid to take risks and stay true to her roots.
