I Raised 12 Kids, But Are They All Really Mine? | KARAMO

Wayne raised twelve kids but doubted whether they were all biologically his. DNA tests confirm he's the father of five adult children who confront him about the pain his uncertainty caused. They work toward healing and rebuilding trust.
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So I've been a father to all 12 of my kids, no questions. I found out like a month ago one of my 12 kids is not mine. It devastated me. I always believed Briana and Bianca was my daughters. I got them DNA tested, but I never saw the results. It was a rumor that Briana wasn't mine. If she wasn't, I'd probably pass out somewhere. When it comes to Santerra, I think that her mother cheated on me with a family member. I'm not for sure, but it was too many incidents that wasn't supposed to occur. What Shanterra's mother did to me made me have real doubts about her being mine. With Darion, him and Shanterra has the same mother, and I already thought she lied to me in the past, so it was real hard to trust her again. Okay, with Brittany's mother, one of her family members told me that she had just had a baby. I should come through and see the family because I was still close with the family. And when I got there, she was just like, I got something to talk to you about. And I'm like, hey, how you doing? And she was just like, this your daughter. And she was 6 months old, and I almost fainted.
If Brittany not my daughter, oh, I love my kids more than life. I just want them to know I love them.
Well, that's beautiful. Listen, today we'll find out the DNA truth for 5 of Wayne's potential children, Brittany, Briana, Bianca, Shantara, and Darion. All right, let's start with Bianca and Briana. Come on out. How are you two doing?
Hi, Karamo. Hi, yes.
I see you tearing up. Watching your daddy cry got you? Yeah, it got me as well. I can see how much he loves you both. Yeah. So how do you feel about what was just said knowing this?
I feel emotional. Just, I'm so connected to my dad that his emotions trigger me.
Yeah.
We've gone through a lot.
Yes, of course you can.
We're in our 30s now.
There you go.
We've laughed about it, we fell out about it, but deep down it really hurts. It's emotional.
Yeah, of course it is because this is your identity. This is who you are. And especially like a lot of people don't have a father who are wanting them and claiming them. And for your father to be here and wanting you all and wanting to have this strong relationship, I can understand how hurtful that is. Do you believe he is your father?
Yes, I believe he's my father. I definitely do.
Do you believe he's your father?
I definitely believe that's my dad. Why would he not be?
Yeah.
I look just like the man.
You do look a lot like him. Yeah. So. Yeah. How will you feel if you find out you aren't his? Both of you.
I'll be hurt.
Yeah. You two share the same mother, correct?
Yes.
Okay. Why do you doubt that Brittany is his daughter?
I would say the rumors of what happened between her dad and, you know, her mom.
But your father, does he claim her?
Yes, of course.
He claims you.
He claims all his kids, never denied them.
But the rumors from other people have made it seem as if maybe she couldn't be his. That's why. How was your relationship with her, with Brittany?
My relationship with Brittany is okay.
Has she ever acted like a big sister to you all?
Not really, no. Not really? I think she takes the big sister thing as a title and not necessarily, she doesn't show through actions. I think we clash a lot because growing up I would always say I was the big sister knowing I was younger than her. But I feel like when it comes to the bunch, the 12, To 12. When it comes to the bunch, I feel like I'm the oldest and I feel like I would be the first girl.
Got it. Okay. Well, Brittany is here, so everyone welcome Brittany to the show so we can hear her side of the story. So you believe you are Wayne's daughter?
Yeah.
My mama said it. Your mother said it.
Well, so.
How have your other siblings treated you? Have they treated you like you're his daughter or not?
Yeah.
Okay, great.
So that's not like, that's never a question or anything. Yeah, we have our issues, our problems, but whoever Wayne say his kids is, it's his kids. Me being the oldest and closest to him, he got me when I was 11 years old. So he basically raised me up until 11 all the way up into adult. So I seen stuff, I know stuff that the other siblings don't understand and see. And I understand the way he think. So they always be like, Aubrey, you team daddy, you team daddy. I'm team let's get it over.
Got it. Are you scared to hear the results today?
Scared?
Scared?
No, I told my mama, I ain't scared of pretty much nothing. I told my mama if this man ain't my daddy, "You better get a phone call 'cause I'm going off on you." Yeah, got it.
So everyone, we have another one, your sister Shantera here. So everyone, please help me welcome your potential sister Shantera to the show.
Hello.
How are you?
Fine.
Question, do you have doubts about Wayne being your father?
I heard little jokes about it, but it is what it is.
So you've heard jokes before that he might not be your father?
They just say stuff like that.
Who says the things?
You know, my siblings.
Oh, your siblings say it? Do y'all say that?
Oh, I have.
You have?
A couple times.
So you think that maybe she's not your sister?
I wouldn't want it to be that way, but I think that there's a question mark for me because of my dad. I listen to him when he talk. And the rumors. I can't tell him about his experiences, so if he questions it and he was there, I question it.
Got it, got it. How does that make you feel knowing that she questions it?
It is what it is. Whatever happened between him and my mom, that's what happened. But he can't, he'll never be able to move forward, you know what I'm saying? The correct way, so hey.
So how do you feel about what they've been saying out here in general about all the siblings?
Clown show.
Clown show.
What's going on, TT?
Yeah, yeah, like what's happening? What's really going on?
I don't know.
Did you have a good relationship with your father growing up?
I barely had a relationship.
Okay, no relationship at all. Okay.
I hear things like I used to be with him a lot or he used to take me here and there and after that, you know, he was, we was in California and you know, he was incarcerated then and I didn't get to spend no time with him.
How old are all of you? What's your age difference?
I'm 31.
32.
Same, 32.
32.
34.
Okay, so about 32, 32. So how many months are y'all apart?
We're 17 months apart.
And you're September, what are you?
I'm February.
February, okay, the same year though.
Yeah. Yeah.
Like we literally just—
Her and Bianca just them two. Yeah, just those five.
And he just another brother that's the same year with them.
Oh wow.
We have all got the same year.
Three of y'all got the same year.
We lose track, we don't know. That's why we here, we need to know.
Okay.
I heard it said. And not trying to offend anybody.
There's too many numbers.
You and Darion share the same mother, Shantera, right?
I do.
Well, your brother is here, so everyone please help me welcome Darryl onto the show. How are you?
How you doing?
Thank you for being here. Oh, I like that shirt.
Thanks, thanks. Yeah.
So was Wayne a good father to you?
Tell it.
No.
You want me to?
No, you know, I mean, I guess he tried when he wanted to.
When he wanted to.
Right.
Got it. And so you two share the same mother, correct?
Yes.
Got it. And do you think he's your father?
I mean, yeah, I got a flat head, his head flat, you know?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. How many kids do you think he has?
I say 20 piece.
20?
You is fucked.
My brother got way more siblings.
You think you got way more siblings?
Huh?
You think you got way more siblings?
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah.
For sure, without a doubt.
Do you want him to be your father?
I mean, it's no benefit.
No benefit.
You know what I'm saying? I mean, if he could come through for my kids and be a granddad, you know, that'd be cool.
Yeah. He says your mother kept you from him. Is that true?
Can't no woman keep a child away from a man. You know what I'm saying? Unless he allow it.
Unless he allow it.
So look. I got kids, you know what I'm saying? And my babies was across the water, I swim.
You swim?
That's it.
Yeah, yeah, I hear that.
Debreon, you my son, man, but it's a lot that you don't understand that I had to go through. I would move this world for you guys because the boundaries that was between me, keeping me from you guys, it would've led me to doing wrong. I'd rather not do wrong and deal with the hurt than do wrong and still be taken away from you guys. I was taken away from you guys at an early age. When you say a man's supposed to do whatever, I'm not perfect. When I'm wrong, I'm wrong. But when it came to these kids, I had to change my whole process of thinking.
Which ones?
All of you guys. Think about all the times. Think about all the times. Think about all the times.
Wayne, is that true? Is there times that you doubted them?
No.
He just said it in the confession.
All the times that I wasn't, all the times.
Bro, you not say I wasn't your son. You just said this ain't your daughter. That's what you said.
When did I say this ain't my daughter?
I seen your confession.
It's in question.
It's questionable. It comes from other people.
But that's the, stop listening to other people.
So you're in a position, so this should've been handled when it should've been you and the mothers on this stage instead of the kids on this stage.
'Cause now I feel like I get blamed for something I'm not doing, relationships that I did not break.
Just say it's future, girl. Well, I do think it's time, I think a lot of this, before we can get to the healing, it's time to unlock the DNA truth. It's time for you all to get answers. This is your truth to open, not mine. Can you read what it says?
Bianca Wayne is your biological father.
Okay. Good, good. All right, Briana, this is your DNA truth. Your truth to open, not mine.
Give me that, Karamo. Let's see. Before I open mine—
Don't start.
Don't open your test. Open the test.
It's mine right here. Oh, sure.
You second though.
I would love for y'all to be the same. And it's never gonna change.
I love you too. No, I'm being for real though.
It's never gonna change. I don't care what the paper say.
Even the other daughter, I still love her. Just because that DNA say that, I don't care about that DNA. We created a bond.
You right, you right.
Proud of you. Briana Wayne is your biological father.
Pass 'em on down.
Darian.
All right, pass 'em on down.
This is your truth to open. Here you go.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Don't be sneaking. All right, Wayne is your biological father.
You know what I'm saying?
I apologize.
Don't apologize to me, apologize to my mom.
To my mama, man.
No, no, don't. You.
Not to my mother.
You just told me don't make it about her. That's cool. We've been through ours. I have to apologize to you for not doing my part.
That's cool.
So I apologize.
That's cool.
Shantara, this is yours.
Okay.
Here you go.
Don't look at me, folks. Don't look at TT. Shantara Wade is your biological father.
That's right.
My sister.
All right, all right, all right.
All right, Brittany.
Big dog talk.
Hold this. This is your truth to open.
Big sister. Alleged.
Did you say alleged?
Brittany. Wait, hold on.
Who big sister? Put some respect on my name.
Give me a hug, girl. I'm sorry for giving you a hug.
Hold on, Wayne. Wayne, I see you getting emotional. What's going on in your head right now? What's going on in your head? What's going on in your head right now? Huh?
What I want them to understand is I waited all their life just to be having these seconds and minutes with them.
Yeah.
I understand how you feel.
Yeah.
All this man talking, all this extra talk. People are from different areas of life.
Yeah.
And I was raised to show love and not chase no money.
Yeah.
And I've always had the love, but it's like the hurt always was there.
Yeah, I understand.
So now I understand what he's saying. But you know, everybody can say they'll change this and change that. But my thought process was, If I let this anger take over, something is gonna happen wrong. So I had to sit back and humble myself.
Yeah.
He has kids now, and just like I would hope and pray, he don't let nothing come between them. And another thing I'm going to say, their mothers, I knew them before we had kids. I got mad love for them. Our situations was our situations, but I did this then. So they'll be knowing each other sitting right here now. They stronger together. And now they can't let nobody outside to come tell them nothing.
Wayne, are you ready to start building relationships, especially with these two? Yes.
Yes.
What do you two need from your father now that you know?
I know what they need. For me to do more.
Okay.
So that's on me.
What can you say to them? 'Cause they're right here.
I'm gonna do more. And my main focus is to make sure y'all understand I love y'all.
Will y'all accept if he does more?
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's over now.
Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Actually, you know, you say it's over. This is just the beginning. Because what I can tell you. Yeah, I can tell you the doubt.
All those extra sidebar comments from different people talking about about who he is and who's not.
It's still all this. But the unfortunate part is those comments has caused years of scars and pain.
Yeah.
And this is the beginning where you have to start healing that.
Right.
And so what I wanna encourage you kids to know is that when you have your feelings, please ask and share them immediately. Because now that you have confirmation it's your father, tell him what you're feeling. Tell him the doubts you have. Tell him the pain you have. You gotta be open to it. But like your daughter said, Today is a fresh start and you can do better. Appreciate it. And things can get better. I wish y'all all the best of luck. If there's any other information, anything else y'all need from me, let me know, I'm here. I wish y'all the best of luck. I'm glad y'all got your answer now. Okay, y'all all siblings. All right, yeah.
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