Cubana Chief Priest vs. Hellen Ati: A Paternity Drama Ignites Kenya’s Courts
Buckle up, because the drama between Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chief Priest, and his alleged Kenyan baby mama, Hellen Ati, is serving piping-hot tea! This scandal has it all: a fiery paternity dispute, a defamation lawsuit, and a clash that’s got social media buzzing like never before.
Six months ago, Hellen Ati dropped a bombshell, claiming Cubana Chief Priest is the father of her two-year-old son and accusing him of dodging responsibility. She’s been relentless, flooding Instagram with emotional videos, tearfully begging the nightlife mogul to take a DNA test and step up. “I don’t have money to feed your son anymore!” she cried in one viral clip, alleging her boy’s hearty appetite mirrors his “Nigerian pikin” dad’s. Hellen even leaked alleged WhatsApp chats, spilling intimate details about their past and throwing shade at Cubana’s wife, claiming she’s using “juju” to silence her. Talk about a plot twist!
Cubana, however, isn’t here for the drama. The celebrity barman, who insists he’s never even met Hellen, has clapped back with a defamation lawsuit filed in a Kenyan magistrate court. Court documents, shared by Nigerian lawyer Emeka Ugwuonye of DPA Family Law Clinic, reveal Cubana’s demand for an injunction to stop Hellen from posting “defamatory” content online. He’s also pushing for an urgent, ex parte hearing, meaning he wants this settled fast, without Hellen’s initial input. Savage move or strategic play? You decide.
But Hellen’s not backing down. In a bold response, she laughed off the lawsuit, declaring, “This is Kenya, my country, not Nigeria where you think you can buy lawyers!” She doubled down, releasing more alleged evidence and vowing to take her case to every embassy if needed. Fans are eating it up, with some urging Cubana to “just do the DNA test” while others speculate Hellen’s obsession might be a fame grab. “What if the kid’s not his?” one netizen posted, while another quipped, “This lady’s got more Nigerian slang than Nollywood!”
The saga took a cheeky turn when Cubana shaded Hellen during Kenya’s “Ruto Must Go” protests, sarcastically hoping she was out marching. Ouch! As the court battle looms, the internet’s split, team Cubana or team Hellen? One thing’s clear: this drama’s far from over, and we’re glued to our screens for the next episode. Will Cubana take the DNA test? Will Hellen’s allegations hold up? Grab your popcorn, this Kenyan-Nigerian showdown is just heating up!
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