Man Finds out Wife’s First Child Isn’t His after 8 Years Together: “Did DNA”
- A man was surprised when he went for a DNA test with his eldest daughter, only to find out she wasn't his
- The man, @katoyusuf966, took to the X app to reveal that he had dumped his wife of years after finding out the truth
- Netizens on the X app advised him not to sever ties with the first child since she was innocent
A man, @katoyusuf966, has opened up about how he found out that his eldest daughter was not biologically his.
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Wh man did DNA test
Most men are opting to do a DNA secretly to affirm whether the kids they are raising are theirs.
A man opened up about how he found out that his eldest daughter was not his.
The man, @katoyusuf966, revealed that he met his wife in 2016, and in 2019, she got pregnant, and they moved in together.
They had another child, and he recently found out that his eldest child was not biologically his.
He opted for a paternity test when some family members pointed out the uncanny resemblance between him and his youngest daughter.
He said:
"I got my girlfriend in 2016, and in 2019, she got pregnant, and I decided to start living with her, we now have 2 kids. It's yesterday, but one that I got to know that her 1st pregnancy wasn't mine after a DNA taste. I am now single after 8 years. That's love,"
Netizens advised him to remain in the child's life, as she was innocent and did not deserve any ill-treatment.
Netizens react to man's revelation
Here is what they had to say:
@AllanSseky
"She gave you the pregnancy because probably a ka high school boyfriend denied it, and she looked around for who is able to look after her, and you were the only one capable."
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@ntege01
"I know you're going through a tough time right now, but talking about it here shows how incredibly strong you are. It takes a lot of courage to face the mix of emotions and hurt that you might be feeling. But trust me, nothing lasts forever. Stay strong King."
@Tobystormborn
"If the second child is yours, then that woman is already part of you."
@Itskip_koech
"Na mfanyange hizi tests mapema saih hiyo pesa yote ungekuwa umeinvest elsewhere."
Man promises to care for child after DNA test
In a similar story, a man was heartbroken after discovering he was not the biological father of a girl he had all along believed was his beloved daughter following a DNA test.
A video posted on the show's TikTok handle showed tension and anticipation filling the room as the family watched intently while the host carefully opened the envelope.
The host then explained the results in their native language, ensuring they fully understood that the man was not the child's biological father, whose paternity was disputed.
Grappling with the news, the devastated man then musters the strength to ask about the true biological father of the girl, to which the host says they will investigate further to find him.
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