Pregnant influencer demands paternity test

Two possible fathers, two excuses, and a paternity test announced: the scandal of the influencer who doesn't know who the father is.

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The influencer who doesn't know who the father is: DNA test as a last resort

Who is the father? Under normal circumstances, the question is resolved in a private conversation. But when the pregnant woman is an influencer with hundreds of thousands of trinc, the matter becomes a spectacle. Rocío, that's the protagonist's name, has announced in a video that she will undergo a paternity test to determine the identity of her future child's father. The problem: there are two candidates, and both are shirking responsibility.

According to circulating information, Rocío had two encounters on the same night with two different men. One of them, Ibelky, ex-partner of fellow influencer Lola Lolita, claims to be sterile. The other, Rodri, known for his appearance on the reality show 'Isla Tentaciones', says he used the withdrawal method. The excuses convince no one, but the law is clear: if paternity is decided in court, refusal to undergo the test can work against the one who rejects it.

The case has unleashed a wave of mocking comments on social media, with memes and jokes aimed at the protagonist. However, some remind that the presumption of innocence still stands and that, until the test result is known, judging the woman is premature. The paternity test, which can be performed both during life and after the baby's birth, is the only tool that can clear up the mystery.

Meanwhile, the future baby has become the center of a media soap opera in which everyone opines and no one takes responsibility. The paternity test, at least, promises to bring order to the chaos. Or, as the most skeptical suspect, it will mark the start of an even more bizarre second season.

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