Behind the glamour of the music industry lies a challenge many fans rarely see, at least according to Abdul Mulaasi.
The veteran singer says some women deliberately seek out musicians because of their fame, only for those relationships to end in paternity disputes that can be difficult to resolve.
Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, Mulaasi argued that the issue has become more common than many people realise.
You see, there is a big problem in our industry. Many women are desperate to have children with musicians. They look at the fame, the lifestyle and the excitement of the music world, and they want a piece of it. They specifically target artists.
He believes some women later claim musicians fathered their children in the hope of securing a better future, a situation he says has affected several artists.
They trap musicians by claiming pregnancies and children are theirs, thinking it will secure their future. But the truth must come out. That is why the DNA test is necessary, to separate the truth from the games.
Mulaasi maintained that DNA testing is the only dependable way to establish the truth whenever paternity claims arise.