“If Your Marriage Was A Blessing, Why Did You Impregnate Me?”- Hellen Ati Tackles Cubana Chief Priest
- Hellen Ati responded to Cubana Chief Priest’s comments on marriage and relationships.
- Cubana Chief Priest emphasized the importance of valuing and appreciating marriage.
- Hellen Ati’s reaction was critical, questioning the sincerity of his message.
Hellen Ati has publicly reacted to a recent statement by businessman and socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, about marriage and relationships.
The controversy began after Cubana Chief Priest shared advice highlighting the importance of valuing and appreciating marriage. His remarks, however, drew a sharp response from Hellen Ati, who questioned the message in light of their alleged past relationship.
In a pointed response, Hellen asked why Cubana Chief Priest would have approached her, a single woman, and fathered a child with her if his marriage was truly as meaningful as he portrayed it.
“If your marriage was a blessing, why did you come and meet a single woman like me and impregnate me?” Hellen said.
Her comment has since attracted attention online, with social media users weighing in on the exchange and the broader discussion surrounding marriage, infidelity and public relationship advice.
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@Tosin:”I like as chief priest no send her. Why are you not calling the other father of your child out, cos that one is not famous and doesn’t have money.”
@Nyayyet:”Helen na chief frontliner commandant in charge of witchcraft 😂😂😂 She no ready to let bygone”
@Maurice:”This hits hard. It’s one thing to give advice about marriage blessings and another when someone who knows you closely calls it out like this.”
@Mii De:”That comeback raises a valid question. It’s easy to give marriage advice from a public platform, but personal actions should also align with the principles being preached. Advice carries more weight when the person giving it is willing to hold themselves to the same standard.”
@Mii De:”Marriage advice hits differently when your own actions raise questions about the message. Practice what you preach.”
