“You’re not like pascal” – Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged baby mama reacts to Davido’s DNA test call-out

Adebayo Oluwaseun
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Hellen Atti, Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged baby mama, has reacted to Davido’s DNA test call-out involving an 11-year-old girl who called the singer out, claiming he is her biological father.

However, Davido addressed the allegation in a strongly worded post on X, where he dismissed the claim and stated that he had taken multiple DNA tests, all of which returned negative results.

According to the music star, he has never met the child’s mother and accused her of being an obsessed fan spreading false claims.

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In his words, he said:

“I’ve taken 5 DNA tests, all negative. I am not your father. I never even met your mom. She’s an obsessed fan lying to you. This needs to stop. I actually have children. Stop this nonsense.”

He added that he already has children and called on those involved to stop what he described as nonsense.

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Reacting to Davido’s statement, Hellen Atti appealed to the singer to show compassion toward the child, even if the DNA results have cleared him.

“Please just help her. You can still adopt her, it doesn’t mean anything. I know you love children a lot, not like Pascal Okechukwu, big belle for no reason.”

She also made a pointed remark comparing Davido to Cubana Chief Priest, stating that Davido is “not like Pascal,” a comment that quickly drew attention online.

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Her reaction has since sparked mixed responses on social media. While some users supported Davido’s firm stance, others argued that the child deserves empathy and protection regardless of the DNA outcome.

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