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25 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of the Karamo Show, the host (Speaker A) confronts a mother and a man named Ronald about withholding crucial information regarding a young woman's paternity. The speaker argues that it is misleading for Ronald to claim to be the child's father when he has only just met her, and urges honesty instead of false promises. He emphasizes the moral duty to provide the daughter—who has waited 30 years for answers—with complete disclosure of all past relationships, timelines, and resources that could help resolve her DNA and identity questions. The speaker frames the demand as a matter of truth and the child's right to know, not judgment, calling for an end to secrecy after three decades of concealment.

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As loving as it may seem, it's misguided to say, "I will always be your dad," because you haven't been there, and also you just met her today. Yes. So I wanna make sure that we're staying in honesty and truth, because giving false promises to a child that didn't receive the love that she deserved from a father figure, even though you now got these results, I know it seems like it's a loving thing to do, but it's misguided. What you should say, if anything else, is say, "I, in this moment, will make sure I help you find all information, because I was around back then, to give you the information you deserve." That is the job and duty you have right now. Now, Mom, there's no more secrets. At this point right now, you have had 30 years where you have had information, you have been talking to Ronald, where you have held onto stuff. And now at this point, enough is enough. She deserves all the information you have in your mind. She deserves to know every man that you've been with. And this is not about judgment. This is about her getting her answers. She deserves no more secrets. She deserves to know what happened, when it happened, and every resource possible from you, Ronald, to everyone else involved to give her the answers she deserves. There's a young woman, a little girl on this couch that has been waiting for this for 30 years and enough is enough.