“The love I have for my children could turn into hatred.”
That possibility alone is enough to convince Billy Kasodde that a DNA test is not worth taking.
The musician and media personality says he would rather continue loving the family he has than uncover a truth that could change everything.
I can do a DNA test, but it is not something I would want because the love I have for my children is genuine. If I did a DNA test and one of them turned out not to be mine, it would leave me in a very bad place, and the love I have for that child could turn into hatred.
His fears do not stop there.
Billy believes one DNA result could also destroy the bond between children who have always believed they were brothers and sisters.
If you decide to do a DNA test, you also risk creating division among children who have always believed they are siblings.
He also sees little comfort in a positive result.
Even if every child proved biologically his, Billy believes the decision to demand a DNA test could still leave lasting cracks in a marriage.
There is also the possibility of conducting a DNA test and finding that all the children are yours. Even then, it could create a rift between you and your wife because she may see it as a sign that you did not trust her.
For him, some answers simply cost too much.
The person who chooses to let things be is better off than the one who decides to go for a DNA test.
Billy shared the views weeks after the late Kadongo Kamu singer Paul Kafeero‘s paternity dispute thrust DNA testing into the national spotlight.
I can do a DNA test, but I’d rather not. I love children too much, and discovering that one isn’t mine would break my heart.- Billy Kasode#SanyukaUnCut #SanyukaUpdates pic.twitter.com/3d4f16g7Bw
— Sanyuka TV (@sanyukatv) July 28, 2026