Anu Adeleke’s mother shares alleged DNA test result amid partenity dispute with Davido

In a new twist, the ongoing controversy surrounding Ayo Labinjoh, the mother of Anu, and Afrobeats star Davido has further escalated amid their paternity dispute.

Recall that Ayo Labinjoh and Davido have been in the spotlight over claims of paternity, with the singer previously stating that five separate DNA tests returned negative results. However, Ayo has now countered that narrative by sharing an existing DNA test result on Instagram, which she says contradicts Davido’s claims.

In her post, Ayo maintained that the DNA result she shared is authentic, while investigative journalist Kemi Olunloyo has continued to publicly defend her daughter. Ayo wrote, “The ONLY DNA 🧬 TEST Fake‼️ No swab, just bl00d 🩸 Not 2, Not 5. We still haven’t seen David post today online and in newspapers.”

Amid the controversy, Davido disclosed that his father, Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, played a key role during the dispute. In a tweet shared on X (formerly Twitter), the “Feel” crooner revealed that his father was the one who insisted he undergo DNA testing.

“You guys don’t know my father. He’s even the one that forced me to go. Adeleke’s, we don’t play about blood on this side,” the tweet read.

Meanwhile, Helen Atti, who has been linked to Cubana Chief Priest as an alleged baby mama, has also weighed in on the matter. Taking to Davido’s comment section, she urged the singer to support the child, writing, “Please just help her, you can still adopt her, it doesn’t mean anything. I know you love children a lot, not like Pascal Okechukwu, big belle for no reason.”

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As the conflicting claims continue to unfold online, the paternity dispute remains unresolved, with both sides standing firmly by their positions.

The situation has continued to spark intense public debate, drawing reactions from fans, celebrities, and commentators alike. Until a definitive and mutually accepted DNA result is presented, the controversy is likely to persist, keeping the spotlight on Davido, Ayo Labinjoh, and the wider conversation around accountability, family, and truth in the public eye.