Edge's News: Davido Confirmed As Father Of Larissa London’s Son, Dawson After He Conducted DNA Test

Popular Nigerian singer, Davido has allegedly conducted a DNA test which confirmed him to be the biological father of Dowson, the son of his alleged baby mama, Larissa Yasmin Lorenco a.k.a Larissa London.

KanyiDaily recalls that last year, Davido allegedly welcomed a child with Larissa London, an Angolan born makeup artist living in the United Kingdom.

It was gathered that that Larissa have been in Davido’s life since the year 2017, despite his relationship with former fiancee, Chioma Rowland.

Chioma was said to have moved out of Davido’s house in 2020, due to his cheating scandal and emergence of the forth baby mama.

Although Davido have never commented on the issue, a fresh report by Instagram blogger Cutie Julz, indicates that the singer allegedly took Larissa and her son for DNA test in UK.

According to the blogger, Davido conducted the DNA test in September when he was in London and it showed that Dawson is his biological son.

Cutie Julz wrote, “Ladies and Gentlemen, your amebo headmistress presents to you… Mama Dawson Adeleke and Papa Dawson Adeleke

“Legit sources from London, UK confirms our superstar, Davido to be the biological father of Larrisa’s son, Dawson.

“The source says the DNA test was conducted somewhere last month when Davido was in London. The results showed that Dawson is Davido 100% biological son.

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