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15 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of the Karamo Show, host Karamo questions Speaker B about the appearance of a child named Myla and whether she resembles the presumed father. Speaker B points out that Myla’s skin tone was darker at birth and appears to have changed, suggesting that visual evidence (old photos) could support this claim. The conversation shifts to speculation about an alternative biological father, with references to a “dark‑skinned guy” who may be incarcerated or elsewhere. Speaker B emphasizes reading body language to gauge conviction, asserting that Karamo seems convinced there is another man involved. The dialogue highlights uncertainty, family narratives, and the use of visual and behavioral cues in assessing paternity.

So you don't think you and this baby look alike?
Nah, I never said that. I never said, I just said she dark.
Yeah.
You can see the pictures.
She about your skin tone.
Now, now, show some other pictures. When she was born, she was dark. Listen, I'm trying to tell you, she changed colors. If you don't believe me, we got old pictures you can pop up there and you could see that she was this dark.
So do you have any idea who the other potential father could be?
Nah, I don't know who she talked to. I don't really care. But I just know she was talking to probably different men, multiple probably. I don't know, I'm not saying she was, but I just think that that she was.
He always says Myla's dad is a dark-skinned guy that's in jail somewhere. That's what he says.
Or listen, it could be anywhere. It ain't gotta be in jail. He could be anywhere. You see what I'm saying? I don't know that. I'm just telling you that it just is mind-blowing. It will blow your mind when you see the body language. And I can tell when somebody's really convinced of what they saying or when they're like just saying it to say it. And you are convinced in your heart that there is another man. She's telling you that there's somebody else, but you're convinced. Yes.
Isn't there enough in there?
Yes, I know 100%. Okay.