GehGeh has revealed that he recently underwent DNA testing and has six children with six different women.
The social media personality said any of his children without DNA confirmation should not be considered part of his family if anything happens to him
His video sparked mixed reactions online, with commenters debating paternity, trust in relationships and the welfare of children.
Nigerian social media personality GehGeh has stirred conversations online after revealing that he recently underwent a DNA test and has six children with six different women. In a video he shared, he also made a firm statement about the status of any of his children who have not undergone DNA testing.
His remarks have attracted different opinions, with some social media users questioning his family arrangements while others stressed the importance of trust and protecting children from adult disputes.
GehGeh Makes Strong Statement About His Children
In the video, GehGeh explained that he had completed a DNA test and linked the decision to his concerns about establishing the paternity of his children.
He also issued a warning about what should happen if he dies before every child has undergone the test.
“I just finished doing DNA. I have six children with six women. If anything happen to me today, any of my child that don’t have DNA should not be part of my family.”
The statement has drawn attention because it connects DNA testing with questions about family membership and the recognition of his children.
Social Media Users Debate DNA Tests and Trust
GehGeh’s revelation prompted discussions about relationships, paternity and the role of DNA testing in families.
Victoria Uranta, writing as @VisioEase, questioned the contrast between GehGeh’s public advice to men about women and his revelation about having children with six different women.
Osefranklin Arebun, writing as @OseFranklin, argued that DNA testing should not become a major issue in a godly marriage but added that changing attitudes towards marriage could make some people seek confirmation.
Another commenter, @SirWizii, focused on trust and the need to protect children from the consequences of paternity disputes.
He wrote:
“The real issue is trust. If DNA is needed to settle doubts, let the truth come out, but don’t forget that the children are innocent in all of this.”
Naija2capeblog also noted that paternity questions should be handled with clarity and respect for the children involved.
Reactions to GehGeh’s DNA Revelation
Other social media users shared their views on the video, with some making jokes while others raised concerns about relationships and paternity.
@Brantley’s Corner ⚽️🔥 @Bjsky16987 wrote:
“Women will tell they dont cheat but when it comes to DNA they are scared.”
@JD MacDonagh @omemaibekwe wrote:
“So GehGeh you mean now say they share your mama give another man make eh dey pound first while your old man is absent 😭🤔😐”
Watch the video here:
“I just finished doing DNA. I have six children with six women. If anything happen to me today, any of my child that don’t have DNA should not be part of my family.” — GehGeh https://t.co/DQQow4fzDV
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) October 29, 2026
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