The controversy surrounding Hellen Ati and celebrity barman Cubana Chief Priest has taken another twist as Hellen continues to insist that he fathered her child. In a recent video shared online, Hellen made a public plea for Cubana to “come and take your son”, reinforcing her call for a DNA test to confirm paternity.

This comes shortly after reports that Cubana Chief Priest had filed a lawsuit against Hellen over her claims — a legal move that appears to have only fueled the public standoff further.

🔍 “Let’s Do the DNA” — Hellen Holds Her Ground

Unfazed by public criticism, Hellen continues to stand by her story. She also shared alleged leaked chats with Cubana Chief Priest, although critics online have pointed out that the conversations lack any romantic or intimate evidence to support her claims.

Still, Hellen remains adamant:

“I don’t have money to feed this your pikin that eats always like you... Pascal, come and take your pikin,” she stated in a previous viral post.

💬 Social Media Weighs In

The internet, unsurprisingly, has had a lot to say:

@micky_du1:
“You’re posting texts where a man denies you as evidence of what exactly?... Take care of your child and stop being a nuisance online.”
@gennylv2:
“From this chat, there is no single evidence to show they were both in a relationship. Where’s the proof of the beginning?”
@maryajator:
“Imagine knowing a man is married and you went ahead. Now you’re crying online? No sympathy, take responsibility.”

🗣️ Opinion: Beyond the Drama — The Bigger Picture

While the social media spectacle continues to unfold, this issue underscores a recurring theme in Nigerian celebrity culture: public disputes over paternity, accountability, and moral perception. If Hellen is confident about the child’s paternity, her request for a DNA test is not only fair — it's the responsible step forward.

On the flip side, it’s also a cautionary tale about entanglements with public figures, especially when such relationships come with secrecy and little security for the woman involved.

If proven right, Hellen deserves support—not condemnation. But if the claim turns out to be false or exaggerated, it risks damaging reputations and undermining the real struggles of single mothers seeking justice.

🧬 What’s Next?

Whether this drama ends with court resolutions or a confirmed paternity test, one thing is clear: both parties owe it to the child—and the public, now heavily invested—to handle the matter with truth and maturity.

Until then, this remains one of Nigeria’s most talked-about celebrity paternity disputes of the year.

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