- Alleged Kenyan baby mama, Hellen Ati, has hit back at Cubana Chief Priest after he claimed she would tire of calling him out.
- In her response, Hellen vowed never to stop confronting him, stressing that he underestimated her by thinking she is just a content creator.
- She accused him of disrespecting her despite fathering a “very handsome boy” with her and insisted she will continue to press the matter publicly.
Alleged Kenyan baby mama, Hellen Ati, has fired back at Cubana Chief Priest after he claimed she would eventually get tired of calling him out.
Recall that the nightlife entrepreneur had earlier dismissed the paternity claims, alleging that people were only trying to pin a child on him for financial gain.
In response, Hellen Ati vowed never to stop dragging him, insisting she won’t back down. She also accused Cubana Chief Priest of underestimating her by assuming she is just an ordinary content creator.
She said in part …
“You think I’m just creating content. You don’t know how it feels to be a mother. You don’t know how it feels taking care of this pikin alone. For your information, I’ll never get tired. A grown man like you had the audacity to disrespect your Kenyan baby mama who gave you a very handsome boy more than the ones you have in the house. Pascal you are trying a mad woman…”
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In other news…. A Nigerian mother has sparked emotional reactions online after opening up about her struggles despite having a child living overseas.
In a viral video, she expressed the difficulties she faces daily in her bid to survive in Nigeria. According to her, many people assume that once a parent has a child abroad, life becomes easy back home, but her reality has been the opposite.
“My child is abroad, yet look at what we are going through here. It’s not easy. If you’re outside the country, you won’t understand what we endure,” she lamented while showing the harsh conditions of her work environment.
She went on to reveal that she and several others were working at an unfinished building site, pointing out how tough survival in Nigeria has become.
The video quickly spread across social media, drawing sympathy from Nigerians, with many sharing similar stories of hardship.
