CAS Charles Njagua Kanyi popularly known as Jaguar is begging rumour mongers spinning tales of him being the father of Tanzanian socialite, budding actress and entrepreneur Hamisa Mobeto's son to stop.
The politician maintains he is not Dylan's (Hamisa's son whom she shares with Tanzanian bongo artist Diamond Platinumz) biological father despite tales that have been making rounds online since 2020.
“I see people tag me on his photos, but Hamisa’s son isn’t my child. I guess Hamisa knows exactly who her child’s father is," the 'Kigeugeu' hit maker stated in a bid to quieten the rumours that have plagued him.
Trying to further absolve himself from the allegations Jaguar argued he would not willingly neglect his child and deny him the opportunity to hang out and get to know his Kenyan siblings (Jaguar has 5 kids with 3 baby mamas.)
He went on to clarify that he had met with the budding Tanzania singer only twice, with their latest encounter being three weeks ago when Hamisa flew to Kenya to glamorously celebrate her 29th birthday.
“Why would I neglect Dylan if he were mine and care for the others? He would be hanging out with them, don’t you think?” Jaguar added, clearly frustrated with the allegations.
Speculations of the Kenyan artist who doubles as a politician being Hamisa's baby daddy started swirling years back when he publicly admitted to having sired a child in Tanzania without giving further information.
Things seemingly got worse in 2020 after the now CAS, in a now-deleted Instagram post, wished Dylan a happy birthday, tagging Hamisa in the message.
And now that the proverbial chickens have come home to roost, with netizens commenting on the striking resemblance between Dylan and Jaguar's other kids, the CAS maintains his friendship with the Tanzanian socialite is purely platonic and Dylan is not his child.
Someone cue in the late Michael Jackson's hit song, "Billie Jean"
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