Holy Ten Hits Back At Chelsea’s Complaints That He Exploited His Son To Promote New Album

Hip Hop artist Holy Ten has hit back at allegations from his baby mama, Chelsea Hlomayi, that he exploited their sick son to promote his new album Proud Father.

Responding to the claims, Holy Ten said the accusations were an attempt to disrupt the success of his project, which has been gaining traction since its release on Monday.

Holy Ten Responds To Allegations That He Used His Son For Clout

In an interview with H-Metro, Holy Ten addressed the issue, dismissing Chelsea’s accusations as an unnecessary distraction:

“It’s really just a little noise that’s trying to (disturb) the album. I feel like we should all be adults and ignore this stuff.”

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Accusations Against “Mujaya”

Holy Ten son — *Holy Ten Hits Back At Chelsea’s Complaints That He Exploited His Son To Promote New Album [Image: Instagram]*

Chelsea, the mother of Holy Ten’s son, took to social media, alleging that the rapper used their child in a photoshoot for the album cover despite knowing the boy was unwell. She also accused Holy Ten and his wife, Kimberly, of faking a happy family for public attention, calling out both for using her son to create content.

“My son is not a prop!” Chelsea posted online, in a message that quickly went viral.

She claimed Holy Ten and Kimberly approached her about including the child in promotional materials. Although she agreed to the album cover, she was outraged by other content that surfaced.

“It’s very unfortunate that you would choose to exploit a sick child to create content. You didn’t want to face criticism from your fans and the public ma poster cover with only one child. You came to me and said ‘can I borrow Mufaro for a few hours for the album cover.’”

“We’ve never talked, we’ve never met. All I know is what you go around telling people that chi bastard mwana wangu. This child would rather use my son to boost her image than to actually show up and show love in real life.

“You don’t owe my son anything but using him just for content is way too low and paying bloggers saying you’re not Daisy is weird, man.”

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