Club host and content creator Ciggie Johnson has opened up about the painful aftermath of discovering that the child he had raised and loved for 12 years was not his biological daughter after DNA results.

But amid the shock of the DNA results, Ciggie says the hardest part has been dealing with the cruel messages and taunts from people online.

Speaking during an interview on Monday, October 5, 2026, Ciggie revealed that some Kenyans had turned his deeply personal ordeal into an opportunity to ridicule him.

“People ended up being right. I’m the loser in this situation. People are texting me really nasty things,” he said.

‘People are texting me crazy things’ According to Ciggie, some of the messages he received went far beyond criticism, with strangers making disturbing comments about how he should have handled the child after learning that she was not biologically his.

He recalled one particularly shocking suggestion: “Ati if I was you, ningelenga huyo mtoto, singepost, then I wait for the child to reach 18 years nimwoe.”

The comments, he said, left him struggling to understand why people had chosen to drag an innocent child into an adult situation.

“People are texting me crazy things. People have just created a section only for a child,” Ciggie said.

Despite the painful discovery and the intense online scrutiny, Ciggie made one thing clear: he does not blame the child.

“That child is amazing and nice. I really wish she was mine,” he said.

Those words offered a glimpse into the emotional conflict he is facing – the DNA may have changed the biological facts, but it did not erase the 12 years of memories, love and attachment he had built with the child.

A DNA Test Changed Everything For Ciggie Johnson

Ciggie had publicly spoken about undergoing a paternity test to establish whether he was the biological father of the girl he had raised for 12 years.

Instead of the confirmation he expected, the results delivered a devastating surprise. The report stated that Ciggie had been “excluded as not being the biological father.”

The revelation came after years of Ciggie supporting and caring for the child, believing that he was her biological father.

A recorded phone conversation between Ciggie and the child’s mother was later shared online on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

During the conversation, the mother told him that the DNA result was negative. Ciggie appeared confused and asked what “negative” meant.

She then explained that the report stated he had been excluded as the biological father. Clearly shaken, Ciggie asked to see the DNA report so he could examine the results himself.

More Than Just A DNA Result

For Ciggie, the revelation was never simply about genetics. For 12 years, he had known the child as his daughter. He had watched her grow, supported her and formed a bond that cannot simply be erased by a laboratory report.

Now, he is dealing with two painful realities at once: the shock of discovering that he is not her biological father and the public reaction that followed.

Yet his latest comments suggest that, despite everything, his affection for the child remains. Now, the baby mama demands for a repeat of the DNA test after Ciggie rejected the earlier results.

“She is amazing and nice,” he said, before adding the words that perhaps best capture the heartbreak behind his situation:“I really wish she was mine.”

His story has since sparked wider conversations about paternity, fatherhood, betrayal and the emotional consequences of discovering the truth years after a child has already become an inseparable part of someone’s life.