5 Wildest DNA Mysteries From Season 1 🧬️‼️😲 | KARAMO

27 kids, one of them's 1 years old. Don't you think you're like a menace to society? I mean, it's out of control. Hey, the Lord said be fruitful, you know? Hold on, hold on. We can't bring Jesus into this, all right? All right? Tell me about the day that you met Tim at the gas station. Okay, so my husband at the time, who was my boyfriend, was telling me about this dude named Tim. And he was saying, oh, how much I look like him, how we had similarities in our eye color and everything. And I'm not even kidding when I tell you, like, 10 minutes later, we go to this gas station, this guy's like, hey, where's Hope at? So he goes out to the car, he gets me, and I walk into the store and this guy's like, hey, I think I might possibly be your father. I would like to do a DNA test. Were you surprised by that? A little bit, yeah. Yeah, I can imagine. I mean, who wouldn't? Well, you gotta have been shocked, like, what? Yeah, I'm like, okay. So in that moment, why did you think that he could possibly be your dad? I didn't, I really didn't, 'cause my mom had told me for years after he asked for the DNA test that it was completely impossible, she never did nothing with him. So I believed her 'cause she's my mom. But before I submitted the request to come on here and everything, I texted him, I was like, before we even go on this show, I would want to know Why do you think you're my dad? Like, my mom said, you know, I never did nothing, like, it'd be kind of pointless to come on a show and you're not my dad, you know? Yeah, of course. So he told me this story and before that, my mom was telling me about the story how she was hanging out with some friends and she didn't know who the guy she was hanging out with and she gave me the names and everything. Well, he tells me the exact same story with her friend. So I was like, oh, two and two's adding up now. She really did do something with this guy and she's, You know, lying. Yes. Yeah, makes sense. Yeah, a little. So what were you told about your father growing up? I thought it was his cousin my entire life. So you thought Tim's cousin was your father? Yeah, for a while, until I was 14 and then we did a DNA test and he wasn't. Got it. Yeah. Okay, yeah, okay. Yep. That's the first time I seen Tim. He was at the courthouse test with his cousin and, uh— You need the DNA test with the cousin? Yeah. Can I ask you a question just to go back? What was your childhood like? What was life like growing up? It was rough. I lived from house to house. I didn't hardly ever live with my mom. Mainly family members. I jumped from my mom's best friend to my aunt to my great aunt, back to my mom's best friend, back to my great aunt. I lived with my grandma until I was 5 years old. So, and you have siblings, right? Yes, I have 4 of 'em. And do you, they're all sisters? Yes. And do your sisters know who their father is? Yes. So, okay. Yeah, that's what I was trying to get, like how can you have 3, she has 3 different other baby daddies, but how do you know their dads and not mine? Do you think that Tim might be your father now that you heard that story and they line up? I'm hoping, I really do. I have a lot of, I don't know how to explain it, but I feel like deep down inside, maybe possibly he might be my dad. You know? Yeah. Just that feeling. Producers say he actually tried not to come here today. Did you know that? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Because the only reason that struck me is that because the fact that y'all are in a good space now. Yeah. He came to you in this gas station yet he didn't wanna come here. Why was that? It was a lot of drama with his situation at his house. What does that mean, like a girlfriend or what? Yeah, his girlfriend at the time didn't want him to come at all. I don't know why, I couldn't tell you why, but after we got the DNA test done and he texted me saying, "I'm not sure if I'm gonna be able to do it," I was like, "No, you're not gonna do that. We're gonna do this." Yeah. So— Hold on, 'cause I just have to step back because when I hear information about Now, when I hear information like that, I can only imagine the emotional toll it takes on you. What was that doing to you emotionally and mentally? It was a lot. It really did hurt. Like, if I could explain it, it felt like my chest was probably just shattering into a million pieces. 'Cause you know, I wanna know, you know? Yeah, I'm sorry. But I wasn't gonna let him back out. So I pulled up at his house, me and my husband, and we pulled up and we told him, we're like, you're coming. You're coming with us. You're not backing out. We're not doing that. Yeah. I'm proud of you for that strength. I'm proud of you for that strength. You know, Hope has spent the last 2 decades trying to find information about her father until 3 years ago when she met a man at a local gas station who told her he could be her father. Everyone, it's time to meet that man who was at that gas station. Please welcome Tim to the show. How you doing, Tim? Good, good. Nice to meet you, sir. Nice meeting you. Yeah. So you asked Hope to take the DNA test and then you didn't show up, almost didn't show up today. I let somebody talk me out of it. Okay, yeah, what happened? Somebody being selfish, I'd say. And I should not have let anybody stand in my way like I did. Almost did. Almost did, yeah. Good thing you got this strong lady right here. Yes. That was it, yes. She actually pulled up with my other two daughters. She done pulled up. Oh, you did? Oh, they pulled up as a posse. They was like, uh-uh, not today. That's hilarious. So, why do you think, Hope says she thinks that you're afraid of knowing the truth. Is that true? No, no, and as for myself as well as for her, I was willing to do it for her. And I wanted to do it for the both of us. Because for one, I didn't want a child growing up without me. But for two, she's got the right to know. It's making me emotional right now. The things she might have messed up on. Yeah. And I hate that for her. But it hurts me. So part of this is also a little bit of guilt. No, I wouldn't say guilt because, um, I would just say that is because You were there when she was in the courtroom with your cousin. Yes. And you found out. Yes, my cousin had asked me to go, and whenever the judge ordered him to take the DNA test and everything, an aunt of hers had called out in front of the judge and the whole courtroom that she wanted me to take a paternity test. And I was ready, I was willing, I would've done whatever it took or I needed to do for the state or for a situation, whatever. But then you waited years. That's the only reason I brought up the guilt situation is because it's like your feeling of like she missed out, the things that she didn't have. There was a lot of guys in line in front of me that they had to go through and everything. Yeah. And— Is your mom, do you have a good relationship with your mom now? No, I don't speak to her. At all? No. Hope, what were the big moments that were missed in your life of not having a dad? A lot of things, like learning how to drive and like, you know, small school— Changing a tire. Yeah, changing a tire. You know, school activities. Like I was in choir and I did color guard, you know? And none of my family ever showed up for any of that. So it was just— Me. Just a lot in my whole life. You said there was a, just to use your language, a long line of men before you. Yes. That, you know, when you were considering a dad and you said you had two of them tested. Mm-hmm. Two of them. Has there, was there other guys that you knew of that were tested or talked to? Not that I've talked to. I know that there was, like you said, two other guys. They said that there was other, there was another two 2 more DNA tests, but I don't know the name of those guys. Got it. Well, listen, Hope's husband Devin is here in the audience. I wanna talk to him right now. Devin. So Devin, thank you for being here today to support your wife. Why do you have concerns about Tim being Hope's father? I just seen my wife cry a lot about missing out on that stuff, and I just, I think Tim's a good guy. I just don't wanna see her get hurt anymore. I don't wanna see her miss out on that. I don't wanna see her cry anymore. It's been a pretty emotional journey for her. I haven't been here for the whole thing, but been here for enough of it. I just don't wanna see my wife get hurt anymore. If he is her dad, I want him to be there. We have kids and stuff, and I think it'd be a good deal. I think it'd be a great addition to our family. That's great. Thank you, Devin, so much. Listen, everyone, Hope has waited 23 years to find her birth father. And for the last 3 years, she's wondered if Tim was the dad she's been waiting for. Before we reveal the outcome of the DNA, Tim, are you ready to finally know the truth? I am. You are? What would this truth mean to you if she is your daughter? I'd have another daughter and I'd be a grandpa. Aw. You're a very sweet man. You're a very sweet man. Hope, are you ready to have these answers? Yes, I'm beyond ready. Just to know I have siblings and my babies have more aunts, more family, a grandpa they can talk to, you know? A blood grandpa. Yeah. Are you hoping he's your father? Yeah, a little bit. Yeah, yeah. Well, this is the DNA outcome. This has the answers of whether or not Tim is your father. Are you ready for this? Yeah, I'm ready. There you go. If you can open it and read out loud what it says. I'm a little nervous right now. Oh yeah, take your time. I understand this is a big moment. I know that she's gonna get a big hug either way. Okay, it says, Hope, Tim is not your father. I'm sorry. It's okay. It'll be all right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You've been set on this path that you had nothing to do with. It was your mother's choices. I want to get your husband to come down here 'cause your wife is hurting. Can you come down here with your wife? Tim, I'm gonna thank you for being here. I'm gonna let them two have a moment. I can talk to them. Thank you so much. We'll see you backstage. You can see him. Thank you. Thank you for being here. There you go, love. It's all right. We'll get there one day. When? When I'm 50? I just don't understand why she has to make it It's so hard. Yeah. Yeah. It's so stressful. It's kind of stupid that I gotta find her baby daddy. Yeah. No, it's very heartbreaking for you. And one of my things for me is I hate when I see adults who have to see still deal with the pain of their parents who didn't make the proper choices for them. It breaks my heart. It breaks my heart. And that's what you're dealing with. You constantly have to like, you're fixing her mess from years ago. But I'll tell you the beauty of this is that you do have at least someone who loves you, who's around you, who's supporting you. So at least you're not alone in this. And I know it's not enough to fill that hole of not having your father, "but at least you should know that you have this." Right. She knows I'm here. Yeah. Now you shared with a Facebook message you received yesterday with my producers. Can we take a look at this? Yeah, if you want. So this is a man that hit you up and said, "I know I should have reached out a long time ago, but my life has been a mess except the last year since I've been out and doing good, working and getting my life in order. If you're all right with it, maybe we could talk on here some and to get to know each other." "And maybe when I can get the money up, we can check and see if I'm your dad." So I'm a big believer in fate. I even got chills reading that because I think as you're coming on this show, the fact that you would get that message when you're arriving here and he's saying he doesn't have the money, I would love to support you and pay for him to come here to get you your DNA test and get you your answer. Would that help you? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 'Cause I don't want you to have to wait another 3 years like you did with Tia. So Kim, how does that work? Does that work for us to give you the answers and help? Yeah, a little bit. Yeah, yeah? These things become personal to me because I don't wanna see you hurting. And I see the brave face you're putting on. I see the strength that you're trying to hold on, but I don't want you to have to live your life trying to be this strong woman. I want you to have to feel like you can actually get the answers you need. 'Cause I know you have the strength in there and I know you've been putting on a brave face and being strong your entire life. And it's getting exhausting, right? I know it is. I know it is. And I'm sorry. So I wanna be here for you and help you to not feel exhausted anymore. Are you willing? Yes. All right, I'm here for you. I'm here for you. Give me a hug. Jay has been searching for his biological father and his father's family since he was in high school. I want y'all to take a look at Jay's story right now. When I was 7 years old, my momma showed me a picture of my dad. I didn't start searching for him until high school. I started having like a bad relationship with my family. I was homeless for a period of time. After a while, finding my dad and his family became really important to me. When I reached out, I was first met with rejection. I was blocked off Facebook. I tried numerous times to reach out to other family members, and over time I was hoping someone would just respond to me. I finally met Mickey and Anita at TJFs a year ago. I really felt like they was a part of me and we had like a connection, and I'm hoping and praying that it's proven that we are related today so that my search for my family will finally come to an end. All right everyone, so first we're gonna meet Jay's alleged sister. Please welcome Nita to the show. Hey Nita, how are you doing? Hi. So I wanna know, when were you initially contacted by Jay? It probably was like about a year or so ago. It was on Facebook. So he end up messaging me and he was like, hi, "Hey, I'm your brother." I'm like, brother? Like, no, you can't be my brother. I'm like, I'm too old to be finding out about a brother. So I just ignored it. I was like, I don't know who he is. So, you know, at this point I'm like, I just knocked it off at that point. So then probably like months later, he ended up contacting my mom on Facebook. And so my mom was like, a boy named Jay is like, he's your brother. So she told him, can you please send me a picture of you? I wanna see who you are. So he ended up sending her a picture and she was like, "Oh yeah." Like, "He famous in my life." So I'm like, "Well, tell him to call me." What did your gut tell you when you finally first talked to him? It was just like, "Who are you? Like, where did you come from?" You know? His mother was telling him about us, that he has sisters. So if you really wanna know who we are, we wanna meet you. We end up meeting and we sat down, we talked to him and we just, He was just telling us a story how he was raised and all the things that he'd been through. And my sister was just whatever about the whole thing. So I was like, well, let's get to know who he really is at this point. Yeah, of course, give him a chance. Yeah, let's give him a chance. And that's what it was. So I wanna know, why did you feel like, 'cause my producer said you felt bad for Jay. Why did you feel bad for him? The way how he told us how he was treated, he didn't have the holidays or he didn't have that person in his life to be there for him or whatever he was going through. And I was like, well, he didn't grow up how we grew up. We always had everything, so we just can't bring it on him because he didn't have it. So let's really get a chance 'cause he might be our brother so we can give it to him. Yeah, it's a different perspective. I wanna know, how do you feel about being here today and getting these DNA results? How are you feeling about the results? Nervous. 'Cause it's been so, it's been too many years. Like we don't know, you know? I'm 30-some years old, you know, 25 years later we finding out that he's our brother. You know, I feel really bad because I really want him to be my brother. But your sister doesn't feel this way? No, she don't. What is she saying? She like, how do we know? Like she's a daddy's girl, you know? So everything that he's saying, she was like, well, "When time come, we'll find out, but today we not finna be doing this for him." So yeah. She got the guard up immediately. Yeah, definitely. Makes sense. And how do you feel about the fact that your sister's sort of apprehensive? I'm kind of mad at her about it because you just can't just based off that he's not our brother 'cause we don't know. It's been so many years to the point where let's just give him that chance. Yeah. I mean, but look at that. We have one sister that's saying, "I'm open to this. I hope it could be." And you got another sister that's saying, I don't want anything to do with this. You are not my brother potentially. And if you are, I don't want anything to have with this right now. I think it's time for us to meet your sister Miki to get her side of the story. So let's everyone welcome Miki to the show. How are you doing, Miki? Hi, how you doing? Good to meet you. Good to meet you. Both y'all are so fly. Okay, right? Yeah, they look great. So I wanna know, we heard it, the difference already between you and your sister. Your sister's like, she's open to this and you're very much like, I'm not about this. Talk to me about your feelings. First I wanna say this is a scam. We met him at, first of all, I told him, listen, he reached out to us on Facebook. So I'm like, we don't know who this person is. We need to meet him in a public place. We're not gonna go to his house. He's not coming to ours. He don't need to know our address. Yeah. So we got there and then he started breaking down his life story and pretty much he needed money. Oh. So from your perspective, you think that it was the fact that he had a hard life that he needs money? Yeah. Is that why you're so skeptical about this? I'm just skeptical 'cause it's been, I'm 38 years old. I never heard anything. Like we don't know anything about this. Never heard of it. Well, there's one person that's in all of this that we need to hear their side of the story. Story, and that is Jay. So everyone, please welcome Jay to the show. Hey Jay. How you doing? Good to meet you, man. Good to meet you. All right, so Jay, you've been trying to find your family constantly throughout the years. Tell me what this journey's been like for you. The journey has been very, very crazy. It all started when I was like just a kid. I would just ask my mom for pictures of my dad and after a while she would get annoyed and like she finally gave me like this one stash picture of him and I kept it all the way up until I felt concerned enough to reach out. And that was when I was 18. I was always protective of my siblings. I have 3 other siblings and during high school— Are you the oldest out of your siblings on your mom's side? Second oldest. Second oldest. Second oldest. This year. And it was very emotional for me because they always had their fathers around, and me, I was just like the odd one out. My mom would tell me that I had two other sisters by him, so I never knew what they looked like. I only had the picture of my father, and that was it. And I graduated from high school. She didn't show up to my graduation, and my family members did. They believed in me, and but the— it was still one other person that I wanted to be there. Which was your father, potential father. I'm just thinking about that. You're holding onto a photo that you got as a little boy of this man that you're hoping could be your dad. I hope he is and that's why I'm here to find out and I appreciate you giving me the opportunity. Yeah, no worries, no worries. My producers told me that, my producers told me that your father blocked you. That's true. It took a lot of courage to just message him. And I was on there, I looked, I made sure like I had the picture in my hand typing and I was like, okay, I saw him, I saw them two. I was like, so this is it. And I was like, should I do it? And I built up the courage to text him. And I let it be for a little bit, waited 24 hours. I came back the next day and his page was gone. What did the message say that you said to him? I reached out, I said, "Hey, my name is Jers. My mom's name is this and I'm going through this situation right now and I just want you to be here." And to no reply. That's it. Did you all know that your father blocked him? Not at that point we didn't till we actually got a chance to meet him. How do y'all feel about the fact that your father blocked him? Do you think that was the right response? And there's no judgment in this statement. I'm just wondering, like, for you. I see your face already. You like— 25 years. I mean, if someone come Facebooking you saying, "I'm your son," I mean, I would— You block him too. Yeah. My thing was, I don't understand why it would— His wait so late to even tell him who— his father was or for him to wait so long to even mention at 18. Like, that's my thing. Like, we should have known this a long time ago. Yeah. You know? It's not about any currency or anything like that. It was just about having a bond. That's all I wanted just growing up. You said your siblings had their own father and so you didn't feel connected there even though you had a relationship with your mother and your brother. But that is not my dad's fault. Honestly, I believe it is. He has to answer it. He has to answer it. But I don't, at this point too, I really don't think it's his fault. I just feel like, you know, we don't know how it was told to him. You know, if he had a child. Did your mother say that she ever told your potential father that she was pregnant? Twice. Yes, and that's the thing. That's why I say he has to answer. Got it. I understand. Well, how do you feel when these two beautiful women responded? It lifted my energy a little bit. I just want to have a potential bond with them and that's all I'm here for. No matter how they feel. Well, yeah. What was your experience meeting them? 'Cause I heard their point of view. Well, for me it was like, It was kind of awkward 'cause they was just staring at me. I'm like, I believe that I have some of the characteristics and I believe they picked up on it. I wanna take a moment for this because I understand that everyone's just meeting him for the first time. Y'all only known him for a year, but we did a lot of digging in your background and we heard about how you've worked very hard to pull yourself up. You've worked very hard. Can you tell me a little bit about that? Growing up in high school, I was like a hothead. But I switched my ways. I became a coach online. I'm like a personal trainer. I'm in school for real estate. I'm working a job. I'm doing my best to be something. I wanna be a product he can be proud of. Something they can be proud of. Like my potential other family members on their side, they can be proud of. And that's what I'm trying to build. I'm trying to build a legacy. I want to let you know this. 'Cause having, being abandoned, 'cause basically that's the feeling you're having is abandonment. It's being, feeling alone. And for the fact for you to recognize that the anger was not the right path and for you to try and do all of this, whether this is your father or not, I need you to know that we are proud of you and that you should always be proud of yourself. Because for you to make these choices shows the man you are. Are you ready for this DNA outcome? Really? 25 years right here. If you don't mind opening it and reading the results out loud. I feel like this is like the next chapter right here in my hand. Yeah. Okay. I know you're grieving. I know you're grieving. I told you. Hold on, I know you're grieving, but this is your brother and he had nothing to do, he had nothing to do, hear me out, he had nothing to do with the decision your father made. You hear me? You hear what I'm saying? Sit down. I want you to really hear this right now because I can see your hesitation. First of all, I'm very happy for you that you have found answers and closure. 'cause you deserve that. And all the work you did for yourself has led you up to this moment where not only can your family be proud, but you can be proud of yourself. But I know you're grieving right now. I can see it. You are grieving. But you gotta remember the decisions that adults made just have nothing to do with y'all. You are just right now dealing with the outcome of it. But let me tell you something. Who your father is to you in your mind, you don't have to grieve that. He's still the same man. He's still the same father that you can be his daddy's girl. You can still love him. You can still support him. You just now have someone else who can be there for you and can love you. I'm sorry. What's on your mind now? You got two sisters. It's confirmed. You got two sisters. I got two older sisters. I will tell you, as the youngest of four sisters, sisters, it's dope to have older sisters, all right? And they fly, they fly. So I already know they gonna like be able to guide you, show you some ways, you understand? Yeah. How does this feel to you right now? Oh, you got answers, 25 years, there's no more questions. It's the ultimate clarity, you know? Yeah. Like it all paid off, keeping myself sane. Yeah. You know, like almost died a couple years ago to pneumonia. And I wasn't gonna get the answers and I was just praying to like, just get me through this, to just this puzzle piece is all I wanted. Yeah. Now there is a key person who blocked you and that's your father. And you have to understand that you're gonna have to give him a fresh start from here. You're gonna have to be like, you know what? If you can say to him, I'm your son, unblock me, you gotta be open to him to him going through his process as well. Every one of you is about to be on a journey. And so anytime you start feeling anger, you start feeling like upset, you start feeling like maybe I wanna be distant, maybe they don't like me, maybe they do like me, remember everyone is on their journey and you have to be patient with each other. Does that make sense? Yes. Makes total sense. Yeah, so just be there and y'all support him because I already can tell if your daddy anything like you, girl, you sweet, you sweet flop. He's stubborn and I like it, I like it, I like it. That strength, I love it, okay? And so, but I'm just saying support him 'cause he's gonna need his big sisters right now as he figures this next chapter out. And thank you so much. Oh, y'all welcome. I like you, Madison. A lot of people reach out to me with the hope that I will uncover a truth that could lead to relief or closure, but sometimes it leads to heartache. One way or another, when things come to light, it's a moment of growth because when we are armed with the truth, Remember friends, we could never be lost in the dark. Kiara's mother was only 15 years old when she found out that she was pregnant with her. She was terrified of having a baby so young, but she did her best to raise Kiara on her own. Kiara appreciates her mother's dedication to her, but has always struggled with the man she believes is her father. He has been denying her off and on for her entire life. Recently, he broke her heart for the final time when he told her, "Go find your real father." She came to me to ask for help to get a DNA test to reveal whether or not Rashad is in fact her biological father. How's it been for you knowing that Rashad has been denying you? It's really been hard. I don't express my feelings a lot. I try to keep it down, but With everything that's been happening lately, he's been kept going on and on about the situation. I didn't care at first, but then like the last thing that he said, it really broke me a lot. When do you remember Rashard first denying you? I was around 11, 12. Yeah. But my mom said it was even younger than that, but I don't have no memory of all of that happening. I know that my producer said he sent you a nasty text recently. What was that text? It was basically him saying that he's not my father and it's outta two other people. Here, love. I mean, I know this is hurting you. Is this the text? You're not a daughter, never been, actually needed a blood test. Don't think you're mine anyway. Go find your real dad. Yeah. I wanna know from you, do you want a relationship with him? Do you want him to be your father? I do. I really do. Yeah. And why? Because I see how a lot of people get treated by him. He's a good man. He is. But like, it's just, I think it's just with me, to be honest. He shows emotion with different people more than he shows emotion with me. Yeah. You took a DNA test. Yes. Do you think he's your father? I do. And now it's time to hear from her mother, Keyonna, to get her side of the story. Do you have any doubt that Rashad is her father? I do not have no doubts. I was 15 years old. Like, okay, I was pregnant at 15, but I don't have no doubts whatsoever. So when did he start denying her? He started denying her, I could say around like 7 years old, but she like basically, they did another DNA around like 11 years old. So that's when everything just started going left. So I'm confused. So at 11 years old, he did a DNA test? Yes. Then why are we still here questioning this? Because he did not go through with it. Okay. That's my issue. He did not go through with it 'cause I feel like he know she his. Got it. Every other 2 years he like, oh, it's not my baby. Then another 2 years, that's my baby. Then another 2 years it is my baby. It's getting confusing, it's getting frustrating. Yeah, okay, so have you ever said to him there could be another man that's possibly the father? I, when we was very, very young, I'm not gonna lie, I did say that 'cause I was in an over some mad situation because he had a girlfriend and Got it. But I know for sure that that's not true. Got it. And he's their father. So you were young, you made a comment, and then he latched onto it. Yeah. Did you make that comment around the time when she was 6, 7? No, I only said it one time. Okay. I only said it one time when I was young. I was like 17 years old when I said it. And since then I've been just like saying, "You her father. I know for a fact you her father." My producers told me that one of his complaints is that you were with other men. Were you with other men? Not when I was pregnant, no, I wasn't. But if I'm not with you and you're not my boyfriend or anything like that, I'm gonna be with other men. I'm not gonna stay single because you want me to have, just be with you. No, I'm 15, it happened, I had her, and it is what it is. I'm not gonna stay single because you want me to. How far along How pregnant were you when you found out? I was 4 months pregnant. I didn't even know I was pregnant. I was 4 months baby having a baby, so I did not know. And how long were y'all together at that point? We wasn't even together. And right now I wanna bring out the alleged father, Rashad, to hear his side of the story. Rashad, come on out. Good to meet you. Good to see you. What up, baby Danny? You sent a text to your daughter. Yep. Yes. Do you think that text is a loving text? It wasn't appropriate at all. But this is why. Then why did you send it? Because my daughter was texting me back and forth talking about how I'm a deadbeat, I'm no good, I'm not there, which is totally not true. She be with a bunch of cousins and friends whose dads are in jail, whose dads are dead. And she's feeling them and it rubbed off on her because at the same time, like, I always was there. But do you think it reinforces her feelings when you say things like this? No. Because if you're feeling pain by your daughter saying something to you, I'm a parent, children say things outta their mouth all the time, but it's our job as parents to step above that. It wasn't appropriate. Listen, right. And it wasn't appropriate. No. And I get that. I wanted to hurt my daughter's feelings, you know why? Because she hurt my feelings. She told me, "I'm a bitch." I get it. Hold on, hold on. How you got your daughter telling you to shut the fuck up? But I wanna take a second. So she hurt my feelings and I end up texting her back that stuff like, "You know what, go find your real dad." I did say that because you know what, at the end of the day, I'm not gonna sit here and tolerate that. I'm gonna love you from a distance and I bet she ain't show them text messages. I'm gonna love you from a distance. From a distance. You wanna be disrespectful and disobedient? I love you from a distance. Before that, before he sent that text— I hurt her feelings because she told me to— Okay, before he sent that— So I told her we'll find a real dad, stop it. Anyways, before— Excuse my language. Before he sent that text message, me and him was on the phone for like a whole hour. Say we wasn't. We were. Okay, and I asked you— And I told my girl that. And I asked you not to say nothing to Kiara. Didn't I tell you that? I told you I was gonna talk to her. You don't tell me what to do. Okay, but you be disrespectful. Rashad, I wanna know this. What will you do if she's not your daughter? I'm gonna still be there for her. Move around. No, you're not. Move around. Even if I wanna be there, move around now. You get me? This is what I've been going through since she was a kid. I'm tired of this. You're not the father. I get that. I'm tired. You're not the father. All right, listen everyone. Angel was having sex with the baby, stop it. All right everyone, listen, when we come back, we'll find out whether or not Rashad— You was having sex with me too, huh? Hold on, hold on. No, no, no. You was having sex with me too and I told your girlfriend. Listen, listen. You playing with me. Listen, we have to stop this. I'm old dude you be messing with. Go get checked, man. But hold on, but you're participating as well. That's what we gonna do. Go get checked. Yep, you go get checked. Y'all know y'all daughter's backstage watching this, right? Yeah. You showed up because you were willing to do the work to figure out if this is your daughter so that maybe you could start to heal. And you're letting this relationship you have with somebody you met when you were 15 affect another generation. I can already hear from your story that you had trauma and pain. You were 15, went into jail or in jail when you were 16 or 17, whatever the timeline is. And then you stayed in jail, which means that there was an issue. I didn't stay in jail. I got better. I became like— Yeah, I'm not dogging you right now. What I'm saying right now is that you had a history of not having people there for you, not having support. That's the only reason a young man ends up in those situations. Well, I ended up in those situations because I grew up without a father. You just repeated what I said. I said you were 16 years old with no support. I heard it. How'd you know that? Because I can see the way you acting. I'm trained in this. But this is what gets me is that this is why this is not entertaining to me is because at the end of the day, the same hurt you received, the same hurt she received, all y'all doing is putting this on a little girl who doesn't deserve this. All I was trying to do— I wanna know to you is when you were 17, all I wanted— listen, listen. All I wanted to do is be there for all my kids and I'm there for every single last one of my kids and take care of every single last one of my kids. Me and my daughter being inconsistent, it's only because of the family member that they grew up in the household with and Keyonna. Me, them arguments has caused me to pause because she kept my daughter away from me. Let me tell you what I'm gonna say to you. Plenty of times, Karamo. Here, listen, listen, because I understand what you're saying, but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter what relationship you have with her. You're making the choice to engage. You're making the choice to be disrespectful. You're making the choice when you're hurt to disrespect your, your potential daughter. You're making those choices. And every time you get upset, every time you get heated, every time you feel like you're being challenged, that comes from that pain that you had as a little boy, you then lash out. And I think one of the things that I wanna talk to you about later after we get to this is helping you to understand that you're better than lashing out. You're better than that. You said you don't wanna be your father, then you have to start acting in different ways. What I do know is that what— And that's the truth. Which is true. I think you're better than that. All right, welcome back everyone. Before we get to that, Before we get to the DNA results, I wanna bring Kiara and her mom, Keyonna, back out. Welcome them back to the stage. I'm sorry for walking off. I had to. I got it. Why did you feel like you need to walk off? 'Cause I know myself with him. He's very, very rude, very ignorant, disrespectful, and I don't got time for that. Over that. Both of y'all were kids that had to grow up fast. Exactly. And unfortunately, y'all didn't get all the life skills and tools you needed. And y'all have been in defense mode. Y'all have been in modes where y'all are trying to do your best but making bad decisions. At the end of the day, your daughter wants to know if you're the father. You said go find your real father. This is my daughter regardless. Here go the results. You scared, huh? No, I'm not. Take a seat, take a seat, take a seat. Not at all. No. I'm not. Hey! Woo! Can I have that? Is she mine? Yeah, is she mine? Yeah. Can I have apology, please? Not to you. Why? But I will apologize to you. I'm so, so sorry if I brung you any type of pain before today. About even mentioning stuff like this in the text messages and stuff like this. I swear to God, like, I'm so sorry, daughter. Like, I always knew you was mine anyway. I'm sorry. Yes, yes. That's what I want. This is exactly what I want right here. I'm sorry. Please. That's all I wanted. I'm sorry. And I love you so much and I don't want you to think that I don't. I swear to God, I love you so much. I'm sorry about lashing out at times. I will get better. I promise. I promise. So you all need this healing. I love you. I love you too. This is what I'm gonna offer to you as a family. If you both truly wanna stop the chaotic co-parenting, I'm gonna offer both of you anger management so that you can learn the skills to be able to communicate better when you're with each other so that way you stop shooting bullets at your daughter that's gonna hurt her for the rest of her life. Her life. I apologize to you too. That's fine. So I'm gonna ask y'all. Not no hugs, but can I get a handshake? I'm gonna ask y'all right now. Hold on right now. One second, one second. I'm gonna ask y'all right now 'cause I need this commitment. Can y'all two commit in front of your daughter to stop this chaotic co-parenting for her? I will commit. Yes. Can you say to your daughter, I will commit and do the best I can to make you happy and to not lash out with anger and to also respect your mom because I know that by not respecting her too and you feel her emotionally. So if I'm saying all this hurtful stuff, you gonna vibe with mommy 'cause that's exactly where you staying at. And I apologize for that too 'cause I shouldn't have to be talk saying names and calling your mom this and that. And that's wrong. I'm sorry. And I will get way better with how I talk to you. And if something's a real situation, I will rather just hold your hand and let's sit down and talk about it rather than accusing you of anything. Great. Because I never sat you down. Thank you. I never sat her down from that situation she brung up. I just lashed out. Yeah. And that was wrong of me. So now can you two commit to going to that anger management? I'll go. I'll go. You go? I'll go. Y'all gonna be all right. You're gonna be all right. You're especially gonna be all right because what I'm gonna teach your parents is to put you first. Because right now they've been putting their emotions first and you need to come first. And as you grow up, never allow anybody to put you second You come first and don't lash out, okay? When they learn anger management, they start learning these skills, ask them, say, can y'all teach me these skills too? All right, seriously, 'cause I already know you picked up they skills and you about to be 18 and I don't want you to start doing this in your own life as well. Break the pattern now, okay? You have a lot of strength and vulnerability in you. You can break it, all right? But I'm glad you committed to getting help. My next guest, Michael, is the father of 27 children. Y'all heard me, 27 children. Can you believe that? Well, listen, Michael started to question whether or not his oldest daughter, Janessa, was really one of his tribe when she posted a picture with another man on social media and said he was her father. Michael says he and his family were very close to Janessa until she posted that picture, and he wants my help to get a DNA test to solve the mystery of Janessa's paternity. But before we do that, Let's take a look at a video from her. So when I was 16, my mom told me that Michael wasn't my real father. I was around his family my whole life. They basically raised me. My mom told me the man's name who was supposed to have been the real father, and I started looking more into it. When I got in contact with him, I actually took a picture with him, posted it on social media. Michael's family, they disowned me, they abandoned me. They just seen a picture. And they don't wanna deal with me anymore. They've been around my whole life, you know? It hurts. It hurts a lot. It made me emotional, kind of depressed and stressed. And I was doing things out of hurt and anger, and I lost my children. Honestly, I was doing drugs, like, I was just trying to take away the pain. I need Karamo's help. I need this DNA test so that I can know the truth I want the truth. All right everyone, please welcome Michael to the show. How you doing, Michael? Hey, how you doing? Good to meet you. You too. Okay, so Michael, I have to start off by knowing, please take a seat, why do you want a DNA test for your oldest daughter? Ooh, she's a great actor, I see that. Characteristic. You're saying this about your daughter? Yes. Okay. The reason why I'm saying this is because, you know, you hear things in the streets, right? So it get back to me and I'm like, I ain't tripping on it. I didn't elaborate on it at that moment. Okay, so Janessa had sent me a friend request on Facebook. So I, you know, I accept it. Okay, the first thing I see is a picture, right? And it's a picture with Janessa, some cat, and some other female. When I saw that picture, that blew my mind. She said it was her, her dad, and her sister. I'm like, I'm your dad, you know what I'm saying? So who am I, you know? So that kind of, it hit a nerve though. So why don't you communicate with Janessa anymore? I ain't gonna say that I, I just kind of fell back. You know what I'm saying? Because of what I saw. That's a G way of saying I stopped communicating with you. That part. Okay. That part. Yeah, I get it. But why would you stop communicating with her? I mean, when I saw that picture, then she said this her father, you know what I'm saying? If I been there all this time, you know what I'm saying? So what else I supposed to do? Your feelings were hurt. Oh yeah, I was hit. Yeah, I got it. I understand that. Did you ever have a good relationship with Janessa from your point of view? I had a wonderful relationship with Janessa. So you did have a good relationship when she was younger? Oh yeah, yeah. As you can see, you know, that's her right there with holding her child. Yeah. And that's her, you know. So how many daughters do you have? 17 daughters and 10 sons. And I have 12 grandchildren. 12 grandchildren. From the age of 29 to 1 years old. Wow, you got a 1-year-old? Yeah, I have a 1-year-old. Oh yeah, I can still make 'em. Would you say you have a relationship with majority of them or not all? Like what's the, how many do you have relationship with? I'm gonna say like 8. You have a relationship with 8 of them? Yeah, like 8. Out of the 20? Yes, sir. Okay. Yeah. And you think that's all because of the mothers? It's the mothers. Do you talk to all of their mothers? Nah, 'cause they got, you know, they weird. You know what I'm saying? They play the games, you know, and I ain't with that. I cut 'em off. Do you think that you have something to do with that as well? Hey, it ain't my fault, man. At all? It ain't my fault. It ain't my fault. So why do you blame the moms? I mean, because they play games, you know what I'm saying? And they ain't trying to deal with me. So do you want to be Janessa's dad at this point? Of course. Of course I want to be her father, 'cause I've been here this long, like I said, since she been born. You know, so why stop, you know? Well, so if you wanna be her dad, then why cut her off? Why stop communicating over one photo? I can't even really speak on that because like I said, it bothered me. It hit a nerve. Yeah. How long have you not been in Janessa's life recently? 'Cause you said you stopped communicating, so. It ain't been like, it ain't no gap in it. It's probably like a couple years 'cause I was— So in my mind, I'm assuming that you and Janessa haven't spoken in like 6 months or so. So how long? It's been like 3 years, 4 years? I say about a year and a half. This has been about a year and a half? You two haven't talked, right? Okay. Janessa has told our producers that it's been 4 years since you all have talked. Oh no, it ain't been no 4 years. I'mma say like 2018, '19, somewhere around there. That's about 4 years. That's about 4 years. That's about 4 years. That's about 4 years. But I'm saying though, it ain't It ain't been like no gap, like no 10 years, nothing like that. Yeah, yeah, okay. Yeah. Listen, I think there's a big piece of this puzzle that we need to start talking to right now because I'm hearing your perspective and I'm hearing what you're saying, but I think it's important for us to get to this DNA outcome. We still need to hear one important side of the story, which is Janessa. So I wanna welcome your daughter, or potential daughter, Janessa, to the show. Janessa, come on out. How often was your father there? Barely. Every once in a blue moon. Yeah. I was with his family the whole time. I barely seen him. He'll buy me stuff like that, but it's time that you supposed to spend with your kids. You didn't spend no time with me. And it's the truth. Janessa. Janessa. Keep it all the way 2000. You keep it all the way 2000. You're sitting up here lying. You was never there and y'all people cut me off because of a— You have a strange character. Man, get outta here. How did it make you feel when when you saw that they cut you off? Because they— It hurt because they know that they've been my only family. They've been the only people that's been around my whole life. So it was just like, just to just stop talking to me completely, like that hurt, you know what I'm saying? And nobody, you could have conversated with me, said, talked to me about it. They just don't. So it's been 4 years since that photo was posted? It's been a few years. It ain't been no 4 years. No, it ain't been 4. It's been like 3 years. Why didn't you send me that friend request? Was it something that you wanted to say? Probably just 'cause I seen you on my suggested friends. Why would I just wanna, come on. You thought I was being funny and I was not. Yeah, I really think so. No, I was not being funny. Janessa, when did you find out that he may not be your father? My mom told me when I was like, had to been like when I was 16, but I really didn't believe it or pay it no mind until I started trying to reach out and contact this other man and you know, his other daughter, I look just like her, so it like made me question it. And then why did you post the photo? Because I caught myself trying to have a relationship with him and, you know. No, I think that was meant for me to see. It was not. That was meant for me to see. I was not being funny. I was not being funny at all. All of a sudden I get a friend request and this cat pop up. I was not being funny towards you though. It wasn't, it had nothing to do with it. And they bought it from you as well. I just happened to send a friend request. They bought it from you as well. But you didn't say anything to me about it when you could have spoke about it. All right, you know what. You could have said something. Janice, I wanna ask you a question. How do you feel about Michael having 27 kids? I mean, to each his own, but like, if you can't, no, seriously, but if you can't even, you don't even talk to like all of them as is, so why keep having more and more kids is what I don't understand. You just keep having more kids. I like that. Why do you keep having more kids? And that's a sincere question. You just said you have one that's 1 year old, but you only have a relationship that, You only have a relationship with 8 out of 27. I mean, that's not my fault though. Like I said, the mothers, hey, these whores, is what I'm gonna call 'em. So what are you? Hey, they put theyself in that situation. What are you though? No, so that's— What am I? Yes. What you mean what am I? If it's okay for a man to call women whores. No, no, no, seriously, seriously. I wanna ask that because you're calling these women who are not here to defend themselves whores. You don't think that you're a whore? I ain't calling no names. But hey, hey, you took part of that too. So they don't have as many kids as you. I took part of that too. Okay. So you're a whore too. I'm standing on that too. You're a whore too. I'm a whore too then. All right, so listen, I think it's time to get into comments from my audience, 'cause I wanna know what my audience feels about this. Okay, come on. Bring it on. I can see you wanna talk some game. What is your point of view on this? I mean, bro, 27 kids? One of 'em's 1 year old? You're outta control. Don't you think you're like a menace to society? I mean, it's outta control. It's outta control. No, I don't think I'm no menace to society. No, not at all. Not at all. Hey, the Lord said be fruitful, you know? Okay, hold on, hold on, hold up. We can't bring Jesus into this, all right? All right? But the honest question is, is that we see the pain that's going on right here of this woman saying to you, I feel like you weren't there. I feel abandoned. I didn't feel loved. And the fact of the matter is that he is making a valid point that he says you have 20 years 26 other kids out there. Do you feel like there's— your behavior is reckless? No, 'cause I ain't did nothing wrong. If I did something wrong, then I'mma admit to it. I gotta stand on that. So I got a question for you. My question is, like, do you actually have a job to support these 27 kids you keep having? Oh yeah, I like that. Hey, I got my own business. What kind of business? I got an online website. And you support 27 kids with your online website? I support mine. Just understand. 8 or 27? That's my question. I support mine. You must've been paying attention. What are your thoughts? Do you think having 27 kids makes you a man? Oh, yeah. Can you remember all their names? Yeah, I'm a man of mine. That's a valid question, actually. Do you know, can you remember Do you remember all of your children's names? 'Cause this is a question he asked it because I have two sons and I promise you sometimes they wake up in the morning and I call one the other name and that's the two. And maybe it's 'cause I'm getting older and I'm like, Jason, I mean, Karamo. Right, right, right. You know, you get confused when it's time for the birthdays and all that, you know? So, yeah, I get a little twisted at times. Are you ready for this DNA outcome? Yes. All right, here's the envelope. I gotta read it. Yeah, it's for you. If you could open it and read the results out loud for us. Okay. So she get to do it. Okay. Lord says you are not the father. And I kind of knew it. So cuz the father? Cuz you had in the picture posted up? Yeah. You think so? I'm pretty sure. What's making you so emotional right now? Because like, because now I feel like now they really is just gonna look at me like I'm not family anymore. Here, come here, Come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here, come here. Because you got to grieve a lot. You have a lot to grieve. It hurts. He just walks away. Don't make it no better. I know. That's what I was asking For. And that's what I was worried about, because if he walks away, He's already disconnected once when he just saw a photo. And that just shows me like how he really feel, I feel like. So I'm just— That no matter what his experience is and however he treats you, I know it hurts. There are people that wanna love you and show you the love that you deserve. I know. You're not alone in this world. Thank you. You're not alone. Seriously. I'm talking right here. Come scoot down. Do you need support or help with talking to the man that you think is potentially your father? That would probably be the best idea because he's the only other potential, you know, and for me to just actually know for sure would probably be like closure. Yeah, yeah. You know, so. I'm gonna tell you something and this is my honest opinion. You are better off with this man not being your father. That's the truth. I feel like that's it. 'Cause he got enough. You know what, you're the best. I feel like on your growth and where you're at, and I'm looking at you and I'm looking at your vulnerability and I'm looking at how you are as a young woman, I can tell that you can recognize unhealthy behavior. That right there lets you know that he is not in a place emotionally or mentally to be there for you. 'Cause if we can't even communicate about it, you know, we both adults now at this point. So if you can't even come to me and say how you feel feel, you know, then that just goes to show how much you really don't care if you ask me. You've dealt with abandonment, you have some trust issues, am I sure? Yes. Okay, yeah, I know, I can start reading. It's kind of bad. Yeah, I'm sure. And I don't want that to start deterring you from getting the life that you deserve because at the end of the day, I hate that he could not be the man that you deserved. And I hate that your mother was not able to give you the information you deserve so that you could have clarity earlier. Yeah. But you do have me and other people people who support you and love you, and we want to be here for you. You let me be here for you. But I got a message. I got a message for men at home that are like Michael. I want you to know that having a bunch of kids that you don't take care of, you got to do better. It is not cute. Multiple kids does not make you a man. Multiple kids does not make you attractive. Multiple kids that you are not caring for makes you delinquent and makes you a coward. Stop being a coward and step up. As we've seen right here, Vanessa has suffered enough, her mother has suffered enough, and these other women's children have suffered enough. Enough men with doing this BS. It's time to step up. You hear me? We love you, we got your back. You see this audience standing? We got your back, all right? We love you. I'm Young Katt, and I'm the hottest rapper in my city. Being a rapper, First of all, dangerous. Money problems and the females, you know, they go crazy. They see the rap, they see the video, they see the money, the jewelry. Every time I step in the club, they going crazy. I step in the mall, they going crazy. I gotta have my security with me. I gotta have some homies with me 'cause they wanna take pictures, they wanna test me. This woman named Kaisa started DMing me and my family members, my sister, my brother, even my girl, talking about I'm her baby daddy. After 14 years? What? 14 years? I don't know who that woman is. Ain't no way that that's my baby. At this point, she's just a stalker. I don't know her. That's not my baby. And Karamo, we need to get to the bottom of this now. I don't know who she is. She's crazy. And she came out of nowhere sending me DMs. She wants what we have, and I'm not having it. No, I don't think it's his baby. She's just a crazy fan just like the rest of them. Hey, you know what? How does it make you feel hearing that? Trash. They said this man has 15 kids and you got the audacity to question mine? He has 15 children. 15, all through the city, baby. So you wanna question mine? They wanna sit there and badmouth me on a one-night stand? Baby girl, I had him before you. I was before your time. So you shouldn't even be here. Who is that? Hmm. Who is that? Yeah, so you've been communicating with Young Cat via his phone? On social media? What do y'all talk about? Oh man, dude is so disrespectful. Now see, I wanted to keep it quiet because I knew of his status. I respect that. You gotta do what you gotta do. You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, it comes to a limit of respect for myself because at the end of the day, it was me and you that laid down. Not her, me, you, and her. Yeah, got it. We actually have the messages. You said he's disrespectful. I wanna see the messages. Very. All right, so at this point, I don't care whose son that is. Not mine, but keep listening to my music, ho. Not listening to my music. You still trash. You know what I'm saying? So all that lip service, them same lips is gonna be the ones that's gonna give me apology. Because right after this, since you're the hottest in the city, I'm looking for the hottest attorney in the city. Stop playing with me, boy. Run that coin. I'm not going through this no more. So does your son know that Young Kat may be his father? Oh, yes indeed. And what's so funny about this situation, which really threw me for a loop, is because Tyrone, which is who I know him as, I don't know no Young Cat. Tyrone was actually meeting with Marzay. So your son was already interacting with him? Already having conversations with this dude. Wow, how did they connect? Because he was meeting him at the store by my mama's house. Wow, so Tyrone, or Young Cat, was already going and meeting your son, and then when you finally contacted him, he's like, no, this is like— He wants to clap at me. Well, listen everyone, I am ready to meet Tashea and hear more of what she has to say about this mystery. Everyone, welcome Tashea to the show. We just heard that he was interacting with her son at a store. Did you know that information before? He's a rapper. He meets a lot of kids. Trash. He meets a lot of kids. You don't make no sense. When we go to the mall, kids walk up to him, ask for pictures and everything. That's an all-day thing. So when she was texting you, did you tell her to stop texting you? She wasn't ever texting me. The number I had was Tyrone's. It was a 913 number. He quit writing me on his Facebook, and then he started texting me from his direct number. Got it. But I ain't never had no conversation with this girl right here. Did you tell her to stop texting you? Yes, I did tell her to stop texting me. What is your number? Who are you? Who are you? Where did you come from? And so this is from who? Who is this? The lies! Shame on you. Your hair gonna fall out 'cause you a damn liar. Shame on you. Why would my hair fall out? This is my hair. So you think this is her? Bullcrap, that ain't not. Come on now. She reached out to everybody with the emoji? She reached out to everybody in his family. Yeah, his sister. I sure did. But I never reached out to you. That's the only one? Yes, his sister. So then who did you get this text from? Because she's saying it's not her. Look, she stuttered 'cause she lying. Tell the truth, Shayna Dale. You're a liar. You're a liar. So why do you feel like she's a crazy fan? And I'm sincere, why do you feel that way? 'Cause that was the language you keep telling me. No, I'm the right one. Why do you think that? She's jealous. Why do you think she's jealous of your relationship? Who are you? She wants my man, I guess. We never met. She wants my man. Get the fuck up outta here. It doesn't make sense. You're a liar. You're a liar. You're a liar. You're a liar. If you're heavily married, it doesn't make sense. You're a liar. So you and Young Kat share a son together? Yes. So you have your family. She said— And so would everybody else in Kansas City. You ain't the only one. She did say that. So why would you assume for a man that has 15 kids that it's so far-fetched for her to say this could be his child? That's what I don't get. That's what I don't get. He said he's never met her before. He said he never met her before. So if that's what he's saying, that's my man. I'm gonna stick beside him. Okay. You sound stupid. Period. You sound so stupid. Period. She done. Can we bring him out here? First off, we done with that. We done with that. I don't want you to argue with her because at the end of the day, y'all are not— She shouldn't even be here. Y'all are not— Oh, I'm here 'cause I was the first. I was the first and that's why I'm here again. You contacted us. Well, I think it's time. The first time cost nothing. Well, it's time for everyone to meet the rapper, Young Kat, so we can get to the bottom of this 14-year-old DNA mystery once and for all. Everyone, please welcome Young Kat to the stage. With y'all. We finna set all these down. We setting all these down. First of all, you slide over. I ain't sitting by her. Slide over. Run it. Slide over. You run it, 'cause who the— who are you? Where you coming from? Run it. How we having one night stand? Run it. How am I first and I got a 16-year-old? I don't even know you. You got a 16-year-old? You stalking me. You on my Instagram, my Facebook, my— what, what, man? You damn trippy. I'm on everything 'cause I'm here now. I'm on here now. You here now? The only way you gonna get— this is a You, because you want to hide behind fake pages, but now you here. Now we're here. Now we're here. That's all right, because we're gonna get the hottest attorney around here. I ain't worried about nothing you talking about. Because she been stalking me for— she been stalking me for 3 months. You can push that now. I'm pushing it. I want all your money. You need some help? I'll help you. I'm gonna get it all. You look like you need some help. I'm gonna get it all. You so ratchet. You ain't even my type. This is my type. You not my type. Where you come from? I'm here. Pickable. You here for what? The audience. I got a question for you. You here for the audience? Yo, I got a question for you. Do you remember the interaction that you two had? It ain't no interaction. It's not no interaction. So you don't remember ever having an interaction? She been stalking me for years just on social media as a fan. So when I didn't respond to her, now all of a sudden I'm your baby daddy? A fan. From where? Where we doing it? How we doing it? A fan. How we do it? A fan. Where we doing that? A family. I got 15 kids. I'll take all my kids. Why would I not claim one kid? Sit down. Why would I claim not one kid? I'm gonna make a couple more, but not two. So when did you first hear about this DNA? You gonna make some more? Yeah, I'm gonna make a couple more. Okay, I need 20. I'm gonna take her all. Listen, I'm not going— we, we gonna talk about that later. That just threw me off. All right, so when did you first hear about this DNA mystery? This, this like a couple months ago, but she been hitting me up for, for years. So the first time I don't even respond to the messages. I don't know what a fake message I don't know. I don't even write that stuff. Y'all just heard him. He don't know where that came from. I don't know where that came from. You devil. You devil. You devil. You devil. You devil. You just said you didn't know where it came from. You liar. You a liar. Tell the truth, shame the devil, cuz. You tell the truth, shame the devil. You need to shut up. You said that she reached out to you in the beginning and you said that she did reach out to you in the past. But you ignore her? I got 3, 4 people running my Instagrams and all my pages. So, she's gonna stay at the top, 'cause every day she wake up, she think about me. So, she the first one there. Like, "Go ahead, check it out." Or, "I'm gonna check it out, I don't wanna look." It's just this, this, this, this. So, she said you made contact with her son, is that true? I probably did, I don't know. I hear a kid, I run into kids all the time. Mm-hmm. But contact said, "Hey, I'm your daddy." Who is his daddy? First of all— Who is daddy? I never said that you told Marzay that you was his father. What you did was you was asking him questions about where he lived at. Way before I even got a phone call from your people telling me that they was coming. Why would I ask a little kid where he live at? Because you wanted to know. You wanted to know, 'cause you knew he was here. You knew he was always in the city. You was just on the outside looking in. I didn't know he was here. You were jealous. We here to see who your baby daddy is. I'm outside today. I took my DNA test. So you're active with all 15 of your children, as you said? Yes, of course. So then, why do you feel like there's a possibility that this couldn't be yours? Man, what— That's not even my type. She's not even my type of female. I remember all my one-night stands. It most definitely wasn't her. Like, where? How old is your oldest child? How old is your oldest child? 16. And then it just go down from there. Okay. So you're saying you've never had sex with her? So why you the only female in the world coming out talking about, you my baby mama? So you said you've never had sex with her at all? No, I ain't had sex with her. I don't know her. Okay, okay. Where is this in your mind? You wanna have sex with me or something? Like, where is it coming from? You know what? I didn't call them up and sold me so much. You don't back there no stuff up. You don't back there no stuff up. Just show me that paperwork. I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't do nothing. So if I had a one night stand with you, that's just not possible for me not to remember. All right, so are you ready to get these results today? Most definitely. Most definitely. So I think it's time to reveal the outcome of this DNA mystery from 2007. You said you put that on what? What'd you put that on? Hold on, before you do nothing. So after these results and whatever, if I'm not the father, are you gonna leave me alone? Are you gonna stop stalking me? Can we get the Cash App messages or something? You keep sending money on my Cash App, like, "Mimi, here, let's go on a date, let's do this." What's wrong with you, bro? Sir, sir, how dare you sit here on national TV and tell these people all them lies. All them lies, all them lies. Hell yeah, I sent you that to support your business. To support your business, 'cause that's what I do. I look out for artists. I look out for artists. Hey, let me tell y'all something. I got another job that I do on the side. You sent him money? I sent him $25 'cause he was crying for it. When I made $2,500, I was crying? You was crying for it. You got it. You got it. Hold on, but now I'm confused. Now I'm confused. Why would you send him money? I sent him money to support his business. He has this thing that he does on Instagram. And he's like, everybody condone, send Cash App to his business. So that's what I did. Just to let him know, because let me tell you, let me tell you, I was being a needle in his ass 'cause I want him to remember me until I got these results. So I'm gonna do what I gotta do to make sure you remember who I am, period. Okay, okay. Yes, I sent you money. I sure did. $25, and you better appreciate it. Listen, it's time for the answers now. You ready? You ready to get this answer? I'm gonna buy you a new car. You can please read the answers. Yeah, you gonna buy that twin my car. Anyway, most definitely, I appreciate you for this. I done waited on these results. Too many sleepless nights I done had behind this, you know what I'm saying? Now I got my clarity and my peace of mind for KC's account. You can miss me on anything else. Are we ready? Okay, let's get to it. Are we ready? Come on. What's it say? Well, it says your cat is not your son's father. Okay, duh, bitch. I knew that. I want a blood test. I'm not going with this, let me tell you why. When I went in to take the DNA test, the lady that did the test is his family member. I'm not going for this. I want a blood test. I want a blood test. There was a family member? Yes, the DNA test. The DNA test when they sent me to an Independence Detention test. He pulled up in front of me and my son walking into the door. I think she crazy. I think she crazy. When we swipe in, I want a blood test. I'm not going for that. Nope, let's do a blood test. I'm not going for that. Okay, so listen, I was— I got to read this one. You're not about to say anything. You're about to embarrass me and I know who the hell you're about to embarrass. Young Cat, it does say that you are not the father. And so the thing for me is you've asked for the test, we've given you the test. I do find it a little odd because I didn't know this information about you sending money. It does make me question now what are the motives? I can't, because you're saying now you want another test. This test has been proven. I mean, that's a lie, but I'm saying let's do DNA with blood. This is the DNA test that is provided. Okay. You owe me an apology or both of y'all owe me an apology. I owe you nothing because y'all lied. Y'all lied, but that's okay. You made me look so bad on the internet. How do you feel like he's Why do you feel like he's lying? But see, that's the thing y'all don't know. See, his family's well connected within the city. So that's why I'm not going for that. I'm not agreeing with that. But I see what you have. I see what you have. I know. This man has not tampered with anything. There's no one in his family that's tampered with anything. We get these results, we send them out. He's telling you he wants to meet me in person. That ain't have nothing to do with it. You want a hug? Hell to the no. I wouldn't even touch you. No, thank you. So why is it that you're unable to accept these results? No. Outside of— Mm-mm. So you're telling me that after this you're still going to be contacting him? I am still going to reach out for another one. Most definitely. So what is Destiny telling you? She's not gonna leave me alone. I'm not. Because I know for a fact you my son's daddy, so I'm not going for that. This right here is not the father? No. I know for a fact he is. But he's not. 'Cause that's the only one that I want. But he's not. And that's okay. But he's not. That's the thing I need you to hear. He's not. Okay. I understand that you've been telling yourself this narrative and you were hoping this is the truth, but this is not. He's not. You're not your child's father. I understand that there's embarrassment that comes with it, there's things that you've built up, but you have to start to process that. Oh yeah, I'm not embarrassed by anything I do. That's one thing I wanna clear, I am not embarrassed. Yes. But I'm glad that we got this. However, I know what it is. That's all I'm gonna say, I'm gonna leave it at that. No, I'm not embarrassed. Well, I appreciate you being here. Thank you so much. I'm gonna stay and talk to her for a second. Yeah, thank you so much. Yes, I appreciate you being here. You can step out. All right, thank you. You all, I'll stay and talk to you for a minute. Yes, thank you. I would sit right here. Please. In the center of us. Listen, 'cause I don't wanna exacerbate the situation anymore, but let me tell you something right now. I'm on TV and I understand what happens when someone finds an attraction or feels a connection with you because that's wild to me. I just watched her create a narrative that literally is not true. I watched her just create a whole thing. I'm really lost 'cause I'm like, I never met her in person. I don't know her. Today's my first day seeing her, like, I don't even know. And also, when I heard you say you don't drink or smoke, that gave me even more pause. So you were clear in this situation. Yeah, never in life. Seriously? And that's another reason I even came here too. I'm like, okay, I'll come, I know. 'Cause I know what I did and what I didn't do. I'm not, you go back that long, like, but for her, it's like she's really in her head like that we did this. And when that's, and now what you gonna tell the kid? Like what the kid going through? How is he? And he's old enough to reach out and say, "Hey, I don't know what's going on," or, "Are you or my mama tripping?" Or, I don't know. I never talked to him. I never interacted with him. So like, I wish I could talk to him just to see what's going on with him. [Speaker:KARAMO] Yeah, you stay away from that. That would be my suggestion to you. Like, seriously, my suggestion to you is like, I really want, because people, we have to track patterns. And that's one thing I'm good at is tracking patterns. And I already saw how explosive she was getting with you. And so I apologize to you as well. Because I thought like literally like, well, why wouldn't you give the benefit of the doubt? Well, clearly you had more information than I did. So girl, I'm sorry to you. You understand? Yeah. Take care of yourselves and take care of each other. All right? Yeah. Hold up, hold up. Where are you going? I know you wanna watch more Karamo, so click here to subscribe and click here to watch more so we can keep talking and growing, friends. I love you.