Kenyan Woman Hellen Ati Urges Cubana Chiefpriest’s Wife to Facilitate DNA Test, Claims Her Son Deserves the Truth [VIDEO]

 

Social media platforms are buzzing with intense reactions after Hellen Ati, a Kenyan woman, made a heartfelt and emotional plea during an Instagram Live session on Tuesday night. Her target was no other than De Angels, the wife of Nigerian socialite and businessman Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, famously known as Cubana Chiefpriest.

Hellen, visibly agitated and determined, took to the late-night live stream to urge De Angels to intervene and convince her husband to undergo a DNA test for a child she claims he fathered. Her appeal struck a deeply emotional chord, as she emphasized that the matter has gone beyond private concern and is now firmly in the public domain.

“@_deangels please talk to your husband @cubana chiefpriest to come and do the DNA test. This is getting out of hand, and I mean it,” Hellen captioned the video, which has now gone viral and sparked widespread conversations across social media platforms.

She expressed her disappointment over the delays in resolving the paternity question. According to her, the uncertainty not only affects her but also has long-term consequences for the child at the center of the controversy. Hellen’s tone was a mix of urgency, frustration, and emotional exhaustion. Her message came across as a desperate call for closure, clarity, and accountability.

Throughout the live session, Hellen reiterated her desire for a peaceful resolution. Her appeal was directed not only to Cubana Chiefpriest but also strategically channeled through his wife, perhaps in an attempt to leverage marital influence. This move, though unconventional, seemed calculated to generate public pressure and force action on an issue that has lingered for months.

The controversy first surfaced earlier this year, with whispers and unconfirmed reports circulating online about the alleged affair between Hellen and the Nigerian socialite. While many dismissed it as gossip, Hellen’s recent outcry has reignited the discussion with renewed intensity and public interest.

Her decision to go public appears to be a last resort. She noted that efforts to resolve the matter privately were met with silence and avoidance. The growing attention the case is now attracting suggests the issue may not disappear quietly.

Hellen painted a picture of a woman pushed to the wall. She said she has endured ridicule, online bullying, and emotional trauma while trying to get recognition for her child. Her video appeal has sparked divided reactions, with some commending her courage and others questioning the timing and platform of her message.

Social commentators and online personalities have weighed in, with debates raging over moral responsibility, fatherhood, and the role of public figures in addressing private matters transparently.

Cubana Chiefpriest has yet to publicly respond to the allegations or the DNA test request. His silence, some observers suggest, may either be strategic or indicative of a lack of concern. Either way, it has only fueled speculation and added momentum to Hellen's campaign for truth.

De Angels, who was directly addressed by Hellen in her video, has also maintained silence. Many are now watching her social media handles for any reaction or statement. Whether she will speak up, remain neutral, or take private action remains to be seen.

Legal experts have noted that Hellen may pursue court-mandated DNA testing if the alleged father continues to avoid taking voluntary action. However, cross-border legal processes can be complicated, particularly in cases involving citizens of different countries.

For now, Hellen Ati’s bold step has spotlighted issues surrounding paternity disputes, the power of social media, and the expectations placed on public figures to live up to their image.

What remains uncertain is how Cubana Chiefpriest and his family will respond to this very public appeal. One thing is clear, though: the pressure is mounting, and public interest is not fading anytime soon.

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