Chiefpriest Agrees to DNA Test for Alleged Kenyan Son
Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Chiefpriest, has reportedly agreed to take a DNA test concerning an alleged son from Kenya. This decision comes after Helen publicly demanded the test to ascertain the child's paternity.
Despite Chiefpriest's insistence that he has neither met Helen nor had any intimate relationship with her, Helen took to Instagram on Thursday to announce that he has finally agreed to the DNA test. The situation has garnered public attention, highlighting the complexities surrounding paternity claims and social media's role in such personal matters.
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