Cubana Chief Priest has vehemently denied allegations of fathering a child with a Kenyan woman named Helen Ati.
In a recent interview on the Rubbin’ Minds show, Chief Priest insisted that the accusations are a deliberate attempt to disrupt his marriage.
Chief Priest emphasized that he has never met Helen and firmly denied being the father of her child.
He believes Helen’s approach is aimed at attacking his marriage rather than seeking justice.
The socialite expressed his love for children and willingness to care for any child of his, stating that children are gifts from God.
Chief Priest described his marriage as the greatest blessing of his life and noted that the accusations have not affected his relationship with his wife.
He attributed this to the strong bond they share, which extends beyond marriage to a business partnership and close association.
When asked if he would have accepted paternity if the child were his, Chief Priest replied affirmatively, but emphasized that he would not tolerate being bashed and expected to show loyalty.
He expressed willingness to undergo a paternity test to prove his innocence.
The Imo State-born entrepreneur suspects that Helen’s motives may not be genuine, as she only resurfaces during periods when he is in the spotlight for other controversies.
Chief Priest believes that this pattern suggests an ulterior motive rather than a genuine search for the child’s father.
