Finesse2Tymes has shockingly discovered that he was raising a child that wasn’t actually his.
The Memphis rapper posted a paternity test on Instagram on Tuesday (October 1) showing that he could not be the father of Sincere Heavenly Hampton, who he believed was his daughter.
Finesse then commented: “I can love u so much to the point were I won’t cut u off , I’ll ask god if this person ain’t right , Remove them from my life , And in mysterious ways things happen and I never question it , Just know this , I ain’t take no L.
“I learned a Lesson , I use to treat women real bad , They say what goes around comes around , u reap what u soe , what go up gotta come down , Crazy thing is , I’m prepared , I respect the universe , and I respect the game.
“Everybody that know me know how much I love my kids , know how much this effected me , But i wish u the best , Just gone kill ya with success , Art of war mind body n soul.”
The rapper then followed up by writing a song called “Down Bad” about the situation in just 20 minutes and previewing it online.
The drama appears to have stemmed from Finesse2Tymes’ mom getting a DNA test done and realizing she could not be the child’s grandmother.
She said on Facebook last month: “THE RESULTS ARE IN and I’m MAD AS MF. Why! Just why! You allowed our family to bond with this baby knowing it was a possibility somebody else could be her daddy @1finesse2tymes.
“I’m sorry to have to be the barrier of bad news but you ARE NOT THE FATHER and I AM NOT THE GRANDMA. Nia you hurt us with this one. From this day everybody getting DNA tested #liar.”
She also posted the results of the DNA test which revealed there was a 0.14% of there being a genetic match.
Finesse helped welcome Sincere into the world last November with the child’s mother Nia Love.
The rapper called himself “the happiest man on Earth right now” while sharing a photo of the newborn baby.
He later welcomed a daughter with girlfriend FNG Shugga this past June.
Guess who got finessed.
Paternity fraud should be a felony in every state.
We reap what we soe