Andrew Kibe recently disclosed his intention to undergo a paternity test alongside his father in a quest to ascertain their biological connection.
On the Andrew Kibe Show, the former radio presenter openly conveyed his eagerness to unveil the truth surrounding his parentage, aiming to dispel any lingering uncertainties.
“I am seriously contemplating arranging a DNA test for both my father and myself. Any revelation of infidelity on my mother’s part would be a startling discovery for her. Once I return to Kenya, my top priority will be orchestrating the DNA test between my father and me,” he elucidated.
Kibe, gaining prominence online, outlined his strategy to treat his father to a meal of grilled meat (nyama choma) and beer upon his return to the country. During the meal, if his father happens to cough, he plans to proffer a handkerchief, which he will subsequently take to a laboratory for DNA analysis.
“As I’m indulging him with nyama choma and Guinness and closely observing him, if he happens to cough, I’ll hand him a handkerchief and request him to use it. Once he’s done, I’ll ask for the handkerchief, dispose of it, and take it to the lab for testing, asserting that it belongs to my father,” shared Kibe.
The decision to undergo a paternity test emanates from Kibe’s strained relationship with his father, persisting for several decades. He expressed his bewilderment and a yearning to unearth the root causes of their inability to connect.
“My father and I simply can’t seem to get along, and I honestly don’t understand why. Dad, where did we go wrong? What is it that we fail to comprehend about each other? Am I the difficult one, or are you? We need to find out because one of us is causing the trouble,” he narrated.
Kibe further mentioned that if the test reveals that his father is not his biological parent, it would provide an explanation for their differences. However, if the results confirm a positive match, he would have no choice but to accept his father for who he is and endeavor to reconcile their relationship.
