Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy has extended a helping hand to Hellen, the woman who claims to have a child with popular socialite Cubana Chief Priest. The gesture comes after Hellen shared a heart-wrenching video detailing her struggles with homelessness and her alleged abandonment by the celebrity barman.
In the viral video, Hellen introduced herself and explained her plight, saying, “Hello, everyone; my name is Hellen. I am the lady who has a child with Cubana Chief Priest. It has reached a point where I feel like things are not going the way it is supposed to go. They chased me out of the house since last year.” She revealed that efforts to contact Cubana Chief Priest have been futile, as he reportedly blocked her on Instagram and WhatsApp.
Hellen further explained the extent of her struggles, citing her inability to provide basic necessities for her two-year-old child. “I just need this baby to have a better life like other kids. Children are blessings. We are struggling right now, feeding hand to mouth. I am tired,” she said, showing her current living conditions in what appeared to be a ghetto environment.
Breaking down in tears, Hellen shared that her son recently turned two but has yet to begin school due to financial constraints. “The baby is supposed to have started school because he has turned two, but I don’t have money to take my child to school. I don’t even have money to feed him—it’s just hand to mouth,” she lamented.
Hellen’s plea resonated with many online, and Burna Boy reportedly took notice of her distress. While he has yet to publicly comment, sources close to the singer revealed his intention to provide immediate support to Hellen and her child. The news has garnered widespread praise for the artist, who is known for his philanthropic efforts.
Meanwhile, Hellen’s allegations against Cubana Chief Priest have sparked heated debates online. Many social media users criticized the socialite for allegedly neglecting his child, while others called for restraint, urging the public to wait for his response. In the video, Hellen stated, “Everything that you said to me did not break me, but it broke the baby.”
Cubana Chief Priest, who has not yet responded to the allegations, has faced similar controversies in the past regarding his personal life. Supporters of Hellen have urged him to address the claims and take responsibility for the child if the allegations prove true.
The emotional video has also reignited discussions about co-parenting, accountability, and the role of public figures in private disputes. Many have called for compassion and swift action to ensure the welfare of the child, emphasizing that “children are blessings,” as Hellen noted in her plea.
