Salinko Reveals Shocking Paternity Deception: Ex-Wife Confessed to Deny Him into Fatherhood

In a recent revelation that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, Kumawood actor Abraham Davis popularly known as Salinko has bravely opened up about a distressing paternity issue involving his ex-girlfriend. The actor disclosed the heart-wrenching tale of being deceived into believing he was the father of a child that, as it turns out, was not biologically his.

Salinko initially shared his excitement about the prospect of fatherhood after the couple had experienced the loss of their first pregnancy. Throughout the pregnancy, he was a pillar of support, even accommodating his lover in his luxurious Kumasi mansion while he continued his work in Accra.

However, just four months after the child was born, suspicions arose regarding the child’s paternity, and the relationship took a tumultuous turn. Salinko received a distressing call while in Accra, informing him that an irate man had accused him of snatching his lover and child. To his dismay, the accuser turned out to be a fellow Kumasi-based actor, adding another layer of complexity to the situation.

In response to the confrontation, Salinko took decisive action, instructing his girlfriend to leave his house as he returned to Accra to address the unfolding drama. In a shocking turn of events, his ex-girlfriend confessed, in the presence of her family, to engaging in double dating and deceiving Salinko about the child’s paternity.

The actor, undeterred by the revelation, decided to continue caring for the child until he could afford a DNA test. Despite the painful betrayal, Salinko’s commitment to the child remains unwavering.

In the aftermath of this harrowing experience, Salinko and his current wife have taken precautions to safeguard their relationships. They have chosen to avoid mutual friends and approach new acquaintances with caution, underscoring the profound impact of betrayal on personal trust and relationships in the wake of this paternity deception.