2mbili Offers to Pay for DNA Test Between Stevo Simple Boy, Son Dragon Junior and Geoffrey Machabe

Kenyan content creator 2mbili has offered to foot the bill for a DNA test involving musician Stevo Simple Boy, his son Dragon Junior and his former manager Geoffrey Machabe amid an ongoing paternity dispute.

The test is expected to take place next Monday before noon, with 2mbili saying he wants the results to settle claims surrounding the child’s biological father.

The offer follows allegations by Machabe, who has publicly claimed that he is Dragon Junior’s biological father.

2mbili wants paternity dispute settled

In a video shared on Instagram, 2mbili directly addressed the controversy and said he would facilitate the test for all three parties.

He called on Stevo, Dragon Junior and Machabe to present themselves for the test before midday on Monday.

“What I’m going to do on Monday before noon, Stevo, Dragon Junior, Machabe, nawapeleka DNA test. We are going to do that DNA test and I’m going to pay for it guys.”

2mbili said he believes the test will provide clarity and put an end to the competing claims surrounding Dragon Junior’s parentage.

2mbili warns of possible legal action

Beyond offering to finance the DNA test, 2mbili warned Machabe that he could face legal action if the results establish that Stevo is Dragon Junior’s biological father.

The content creator said any legal proceedings would focus on what he described as the impact of the paternity claims on Stevo, Brenda and their son.

“Huyo mtoto tunaenda kuconfirm ni wa Stevo and you are going to be liable. We are going to take a legal action against you for defamation,” 2mbili warned Machabe.

The statement was made before the proposed DNA test, meaning the paternity question remains unresolved until the results are available.

Dispute follows Stevo and Machabe fallout

The paternity controversy comes against the backdrop of a public fallout between Stevo Simple Boy and Machabe.

Machabe previously managed Stevo’s career and played a role in rebuilding the musician’s public profile. Their professional relationship later broke down, with Stevo’s partner, Brenda, subsequently taking on a management role.

2mbili suggested that Machabe’s latest claims were connected to the deterioration of their former working relationship.

He also claimed that Stevo had continued to make progress in his career after parting ways with his former manager.

“I know inakuuma sana Machabe that you are no longer Stevo’s manager. That man, Stevo, is doing very well from where you left him.”

Dragon Junior’s face reveal reignited attention

The paternity controversy gained renewed attention after Stevo and Brenda officially unveiled their son’s face during an event at Imperial Chambers Garden.

The couple had previously kept Dragon Junior away from the public eye, citing concerns about cyberbullying and speculation surrounding his parentage.

The child was born on November 1, although the couple had kept details of his early life largely private.

The face-reveal event also attracted fans, with regular admission reportedly costing KSh500 and VIP entry going for KSh1,000.

With 2mbili now offering to finance the DNA test, the paternity dispute could soon move from social media speculation to a definitive medical test, provided all three parties undergo the examination as proposed.