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Cubana Chief Priest’s Alleged Baby Mama, Vows To Bring Son To His Doorstep

InformationNG about 1 hour 2 mins read

Hellen Ati, the alleged baby mama of Nigerian socialite Cubana Chief Priest, has broken down in tears in a video shared on her Instagram page on Friday, October 9, lamenting the challenges of raising her son alone and the online b¥llying she faces.

In the video, Hellen said she had tried to resolve the matter through the court, alleging that Pascal sued her but abandoned the case midway.

She revealed that her son, who is approaching four, constantly asks to see his father, leaving her struggling to explain his absence.

“I am tired. Anybody who wants to condemn me, just condemn me. But as a single mother as I be, it’s so unfortunate that women, they go through hell,” she said.

Hellen lamented that she had been raising the boy alone while taking up small jobs to feed him, alleging that Pascal had not bothered to check on the child since she became pregnant in 2022.

“I am trying my best as a mom, doing small, small job so that I can be able to feed this boy,” she said.

She also complained about being insulted online, insisting that she was human and did not deserve the treatment she had been receiving.

“I am coming to Nigeria. I am bringing this boy to his father’s doorstep because I cannot contain this every single day,” she declared.

Hellen further claimed that she was single when she met Pascal and accused him of lying to her.

Speaking about the emotional toll of single motherhood, she admitted that she sometimes feels hopeless and has contemplated s¥icide, but thoughts of her son stop her.

Who will be there for this your boy?” she asked, describing the emotional and financial difficulties she has faced while raising him alone.

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