Kenyan content creator Machabe has made a series of claims surrounding Stevo Simple Boy’s family, alleging that he is the biological father of Stevo’s son with his wife, Brenda.
Machabe, who previously worked with Stevo as his manager, made the claims while speaking about his past relationship with the singer and Brenda.
According to Machabe, he had a romantic relationship with Brenda while he was managing Stevo and claims that the relationship resulted in the birth of a child.
Machabe makes a paternity claim.
Machabe alleged that he and Brenda were involved romantically during the period when he was working closely with Stevo.
He further claimed that the child Brenda shares with Stevo is biologically his.
The claims have since sparked discussion online, given Machabe’s previous association with Stevo and his role in the singer’s career.
However, Machabe’s allegations have not been independently verified, and there is currently no publicly available DNA test confirming his claim of paternity.
Stevo Simple Boy responds.
Following the allegations, Stevo Simple Boy was contacted for his side of the story and an opportunity to respond to the claims.
Stevo, however, did not immediately address the allegations directly. Instead, he said that he and his team would respond when the time was right.
“We will respond when the time is right,” Stevo and his team said in response to inquiries about the matter.
His response leaves the allegations unanswered for now, with Stevo indicating that he and his team intend to address the issue at a later time.
A sensitive family matter
The allegations have placed renewed attention on Stevo and Brenda’s relationship and their young son.
Given the sensitive nature of the claims, Machabe’s statements remain allegations unless independently established. Neither a DNA test nor other evidence confirming the paternity claim has been made public.
Stevo’s response also indicates that he and his team have been made aware of the allegations and have chosen to address them at a time they consider appropriate.
