In this segment of the daytime talk show hosted by Karamo, a family confronts a decades‑old paternity mystery. Wallah (the mother) claims she held her son Abdul when he was three months old, implying that Michael (the alleged father) was present at that time. Michael vehemently denies ever meeting Abdul, stating he only had a brief encounter with Wallah while she was involved with another boyfriend and that he never saw the child. Abdul, seeking the truth about his biological father, repeatedly asks his mother for clarification. Karamo repeatedly asks for a replay of the alleged video evidence and presses both parties for honesty, highlighting the emotional tension and conflicting testimonies. The exchange ends with Wallah affirming that Michael did meet and hold Abdul, while Michael continues to deny it, leaving the paternity question unresolved.
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Listen, we just got a, received an alert. We actually have a very shocking reveal from your mother, Wallah, that I think everyone needs to hear. Let's take a look at this.
I don't know how you couldn't remember that because you came to my place and held your son when he was 3 months old.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. She, that just got me because I haven't seen this video yet. Can we play that again? Because she just said you met him. Can I hear that again? I need to hear that again.
I don't know how you couldn't remember that because you came to my place and held your son when he was 3 months old.
Hold on, so, 'cause you just said right now that you've never met him, you didn't, and so we're hearing, what do you think about that?
Dad, like seriously, I need you to be 100% honest.
Is that video true?
Did you know?
It's not true. As a matter of fact.
So why would she say that you held him at 3 months? Why would she say that?
I mean, I asked my mom, you know, like I said, I've been trying to get information outta her. You know, what's my dad's name? Did he ever see me? And she did say that he did see me one time.
So then why is it that you're claiming that you never met, you never held your child? And she's saying you did at 3 months.
I never did. And another thing, I wouldn't know where her place was at. I don't, I don't know. Look, when we met, she had a boyfriend. She had a boyfriend and just the perfect storm, he was outta town that weekend and we got to get, her and I got together. After that, I ain't see her no more.
You know, like before I was like over here. I ain't see her no more. This story's making more sense to me before, but now when you're saying When someone else is saying that you have met them—
No, I met her.
Okay.
I haven't met him.
Abdul, I wanna talk to your mother. She's in the audience. Wallah. Okay. So Wallah, I gotta ask you immediately. We just heard you say that. Did Michael actually meet Abdul when he was younger?
