KRG's curious message to daughter despite DNA question
The musician was recently in the news after he flaunted millions of shillings that even caused KRA to playfully call him out.
KRG the Don decided to raise some eyebrows, as has become his habit, by wishing his formerly estranged 'daughter', Yvonne, a happy birthday.
The musician posted a message on his Instagram Stories with the following message: "Happy birthday Yvonne ML and MB. Mungu azidi kukubariki tele."
Since claims that the singer had an adult daughter came to light, their relationship has undergone numerous changes.
In an effort to establish the truth and put the argument to rest, Mama Yvonne and KRG first shook hands about two months ago.
In the video that Nicholas Kioko posted, KRG acknowledged that he would take part in a DNA test to determine whether or not he was Yvonne's real father, as her mother had claimed.
“Where we have reached let's go and look for a place we can do a DNA test we finish this story,” KRG said before Mama Yvonne interjected; “I don’t want you to find because you have money and you will bribe to manipulate the results."
KRG claimed they would still hunt for a government lab to do the DNA test, nevertheless.
Later, they decided that before performing a joint DNA test, YouTuber Nicholas Kioko should be permitted to assist them with the DNA test.
“If I was poor, could she be here saying the daughter is mine… this thing is fishy,” KRG added.
“Kajoji Ameamua sasa tutafute Government Lab Tupige DNA Direct!!!! #MAMBOIMECHEMKA We can’t trust anyone pahali hii mambo imefikia sasa,”.
When KRG and his purported Baby Mama initially met, things got physical since they couldn't agree on many topics.
When Susan alias Mama Yvonne became pregnant, she claimed that she met KRG in 2002 in Gikomba when the musician was an adult with a national ID.
KRG, however, insisted that he was still a young child at the time. He was born on January 10, 1991, making him 11 years old at the time.
We still don't know if the two had a DNA test as of this writing.