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Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Baby Mama Demands DNA Test Amid Hospitalisation
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Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Baby Mama Demands DNA Test Amid Hospitalisation

July 1, 2026 By BeatzHive Editorial 2 min read

Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Kenyan Baby Mama Hellen Ati Vows “No Peace” Until DNA Test Is Done as Celebrity Barman Is Hospitalised

The ongoing paternity dispute surrounding popular Nigerian celebrity barman Cubana Chiefpriest has flared up again, this time triggered by news of his hospitalisation. Hellen Ati, the woman who claims to be his baby mama, took to social media to make her position unmistakably clear — she will not back down until a DNA test is carried out and the matter of fatherhood is formally settled.

Ati Demands DNA From Hospitalized Chiefpriest

Upon learning that Cubana Chiefpriest was receiving medical treatment, Hellen responded with a string of posts on social media, expressing frustration over what she described as his continued avoidance of the paternity issue. In one of those posts, she wrote directly: “No peace until the DNA is conducted and you stand up as a father.” The message left little room for ambiguity about her demands.

Beyond the DNA test itself, Hellen also levelled broader accusations at the businessman, alleging that he has neglected the child she claims is his. She further alleged that Cubana Chiefpriest has other children based in Malaysia with whom he has reportedly had no contact for a number of years, and she called on him to also reconnect with those children while addressing the situation involving her son.

Hellen made clear she is willing to travel wherever necessary to undergo the DNA test, urging Cubana Chiefpriest to either present himself or put arrangements in place so the test can finally be conducted and the matter resolved scientifically.

History Behind The Unresolved Paternity Clash

This latest development is only the most recent chapter in a dispute that has been playing out publicly for several months. Hellen has consistently and repeatedly called for a DNA test, while Cubana Chiefpriest has publicly denied that he is the father of her child. As of now, no DNA test result has been made available to the public, meaning the question of paternity officially remains unanswered.

Hellen’s fresh round of posts has reignited conversation online, with social media users divided in their reactions. Many have urged both parties to pursue the DNA test as the most straightforward path to resolution, while others have cautioned against rushing to judgement on either side before concrete scientific evidence is available.

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