Stevo’s Baby Mama Brenda Claims The Rapper Knew The Child Was Not His

Brenda, the ex-partner of Kenyan rapper Stevo Simple Boy, has claimed that the musician was long aware he was not the biological father of their son, Dragon Junior, and that the former couple had mutually agreed to raise the child together.

Speaking during a phone interview with digital content creator 2Mbili on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, Brenda insisted that she had personally disclosed the child’s paternity to Stevo long before the DNA test results were publicly shared.

“Na Stevo nilikuwa nimeshamwambia kitambo. Wacha ukimuliza sasa hivi umulize Stevo, ‘Brenda aliwahi kuambia mtoto si wako?’ Atakuambia,” Brenda stated, urging 2Mbili to verify her account directly with the artist.

Allegations of Altercation Following Test Results

Brenda also detailed the fallout that transpired after the physical copies of the DNA results were delivered to their residence. She alleged that an associate identified as Oscar arrived with the medical documentation, triggering a tense confrontation at their home.

“Sasa leo venye Oscar wakakuja hivyo na hiyo karatasi ya results, akaanza kunipiga, kunirushia vitu nje, kuniambia niende, nitoke kwa hiyo nyumba niende,” Brenda claimed, expressing disappointment over Stevo’s silence during the dispute despite their alleged prior agreement.

Stevo Simple Boy has not publicly responded to Brenda’s specific allegations regarding their private discussions or the claimed altercation at the time of publication.

The Public DNA Reveal and Separation

Brenda’s revelations follow Stevo’s official announcement on Tuesday confirming the end of their relationship after medical testing confirmed he was not the biological father.

The rapper released a video featuring Dr. Peter Ngumba, who confirmed that genetic samples submitted under Stephen Otieno Senior and Stephen Otieno Junior displayed mismatches at 11 of the tested loci.

While Stevo stated that he was processing the difficult outcome and pledged to handle the matter with dignity and privacy while refocusing on his music career, Brenda’s new account introduces a conflicting narrative to the unfolding public drama.