A made a joke that a child might not be the father's. Karamo pushes back: why didn't the father sign the birth certificate if it was just humor? The conversation spirals into questions about trust, past relationships, and who the child's actual father is.
I don't know why you keep on thinking it's not your baby.
Well, 'cause you made him think it wasn't his baby. Yeah, why would you know? Let me back up, let me just back up with you. Did you say to him, jokingly or not, did you say this is not your child?
Yes, I did say it wasn't his child. But I'm always joking around, Karamo. I joke a lot.
But you don't play like that with me about a child that's supposed to be mine. If he's supposed to be my son, don't joke.
He's just sensitive, he needs to lighten up.
Sensitive my butt.
I think we all sensitive when it come to that. That ain't nothing to play about. Wait, so if you saying the joke is one thing, why not have him sign the birth certificate?
I had a little doubts from my past about him signing it, but he signed it anyway.
So were these doubts about because of his behavior or was it about because of your behavior and who you engaged with?
It was— Exactly, she don't know because she didn't, she got dealing with too many dudes at one time. No, I have not dealt with anybody besides him. Who the daddy is. No, I dealt with only him. You can't see what he putting back there.