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The ‘Sikikukweeka’ Hit maker was introduced by lover Nina Roz a few weeks ago. He now faces a serious paternity scandal.
After being accused of child neglect by former girlfriend, the singer still insists that the 8 year old boy is not his son.
Atim revealed that Daddy Andre got her pregnant in 2011.
“I met him at the Railway Quarters in Nsambya. He impregnated me in 2011 and I told him. He told me not to abort. By then, he didn’t have money and he would give me about Shs1, 000, Shs5, 000 only. Sometimes nothing at all,” Dorah Atim said during an interview.
When they contacted the ‘Sikikukweeka’ Hitmaker over the phone, he said Atim is broke, she just needs financial assistance.
During an interview with a local TV station, the singer clearly noted that he does not have money to pay for DNA paternity testing.
He said he will not provide any financial assistance until DNA paternity test is done.
“Get me your number, I will arrange for a DNA test when I am ready. I don’t have money now. I don’t want you to bother me, I am not sure if the child is mine,” shameless Daddy Andre said in an interview.
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In similar news earlier reported by Newslex Point, Daddy Andre finally come out for his very first time and hinted about claims that he sexually assaulted an upcoming musician called Nadia Rania.
Accordingly, Nadia Rania said that she recorded a song at his studio. She went back to pick her tune from his premises but the producer had already mixed his voice in it. He claimed that it was perfect like that.
Check also;
- Bryan White Not Scared Of Sexual Assault Claims, Proves To Be Untouchable
- Music Producer Daddy Andre Hints About Sexual Harassment Claims With Nadia
- MUK Administrator Accused Of Sexual Harassment Released On Bail
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