"Come Take Your Pikin!" – Hellen Ati Calls Out Cubana Chief Priest Over Child Support

Social media has once again been stirred as Hellen Ati, the Kenyan lady alleged to be the baby mama of celebrity barman Cubana Chief Priest, made another dramatic outcry online over her struggles to feed their son.

Taking to her Instagram, Hellen claimed that her son has an “unusual appetite,” which she humorously compared to his alleged father’s. According to her, the boy eats around the clock — a habit she says is “definitely Nigerian,” not Kenyan.

“I don’t have money to feed this your pikin that eats always like you... Pascal, come and take your pikin. If you think I will keep quiet, I will not…”

💬 Online Reactions: DNA Not Needed?

The internet, as always, did not stay silent.
Users flooded comment sections with mixed emotions — some noticing the resemblance, others criticizing Hellen's timing and intentions.

One user wrote:

“But this is his child… you don’t even need any DNA 😭”

While another added:

“She’s kind of a gold-digger. She should’ve communicated earlier during the pregnancy.”

✍️ Opinion: When Personal Becomes Public

This situation brings up yet another case of paternity drama playing out on social media, and while the humor in Hellen’s tone isn’t lost on many, the deeper issue remains serious.

If indeed the child is Cubana Chief Priest’s, there should be a responsible, private approach to resolving issues around paternity and child support — not a social media spectacle.

But in today’s influencer-driven world, public pressure often becomes the new justice system — especially when accountability is delayed.

🔍 The Bigger Question:

Should men be more careful about entanglements with strangers?
Should women be quicker to involve the alleged father once a child is born?
And finally…
Should social media really be the courtroom for paternity matters?

👶 Pascal, your "mini-you" is trending again. Time to settle this once and for all — with or without Instagram Live.

What do you think: Public shaming or fair call for responsibility? Drop your thoughts.