Stevo Simple Boy Discloses Next Move If DNA Test Proves He Is Not His Son’s Biological Father

Kibera-based rapper Stevo Simple Boy has sparked online debate after publicly questioning whether he is the biological father of his child, citing differences in the child’s appearance.

The musician reportedly said the child does not resemble him, adding that the resemblance to his former manager, Machabe, has raised questions in his mind.

Stevo disclosed that he has already undergone a DNA test and is waiting for the results to establish the child’s paternity. He explained that he wants clarity on the matter, which he says has left him confused.

The rapper’s remarks have attracted considerable attention, with social media users expressing mixed reactions to his decision to discuss the sensitive family issue publicly.

Stevo also stated that if the test establishes that Machabe is the child’s biological father, he would seek a refund for the money he claims to have spent raising and supporting the child.

His comments have prompted further discussion about the financial and emotional implications of paternity disputes, particularly when they involve people known to the public.

When questioned about whether he suspected his wife of being unfaithful, Stevo reportedly avoided making a direct accusation. However, he maintained that the child’s appearance was the main reason behind his doubts.

The rapper’s claims have not established that Machabe is the child’s father, and the outcome of the DNA test remains unknown. Until the results are available, the matter remains unresolved.

Stevo Simple Boy has frequently attracted public attention over his music career and personal life, making the latest disclosure another subject of discussion among his fans.

Many social media users are now waiting for the test results, which could help clarify the situation.

The development highlights the sensitivity of paternity disputes and the importance of relying on verified evidence rather than physical resemblance or speculation when determining biological relationships.

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