DNA Test Confirms Former Real Madrid Player Vinicius Tobias Is Not Biological Father of Daughter
DNA Test Confirms Former Real Madrid Player Vinicius Tobias Is Not Biological Father of Daughter

VDNA Test Confirms Ex-Real Madrid Player Vinicius Tobias Is Not the Biological Father of His Daughter
Vinicius Tobias, a former defender for Real Madrid, has learned that he is not the biological father of his daughter. The 20-year-old Brazilian right-back, currently with Shakhtar Donetsk, and his ex-wife Ingrid Lima welcomed their daughter, Maite, on October 8.
To commemorate her birth, Tobias had a heartfelt tattoo reading “Maite, I love you” inscribed on his arm. However, Ingrid recently disclosed that their relationship was unstable during the time of Maite’s conception, as reported by The Sun UK.
In a social media announcement, Ingrid stated, “I feel the need to address something that has become bothersome and which I must clarify publicly. Vinicius and I have not been together for some time. During that period, we were both involved with other people. That’s when Maite was born.
“We opted for a DNA test, and the results confirm that Maite is not Vinicius’ daughter.”
As of now, Vinicius Tobias has not publicly addressed the results of the
DNA test.
TRENDING SONGS
Turaki Moves to Quash Arrest Order Amid PDP Faction Tensions
Oyo Orders Traders, Drivers to Relocate to Iwo Road Bus Terminal to Ease Traffic
ICPC Tracks Over N21tn in Works Ministry Projects to Strengthen Accountability
CBN Clamps Down on Loan Defaulters, Bars Chronic Borrowers from Banking Services
Senegal to Flaunt AFCON Trophy Despite CAF Ruling, Legal Battle Looms
Over 8,000 Delegates Set for APC Convention as Party Stands Firm on Zoning Formula
Joke Silva Heads Jury as AMVCAs Return for 12th Edition with New Categories
Court Clears Ex-Aviation Minister Stella Oduah in N2.5bn Fraud Case
CBN Scraps Cash Pool Rule for Oil Firms, Signals Fresh FX Market Flexibility
EFCC Seizes Malami’s Abuja Home Amid Ongoing Legal Battle
Share this post with your friends on ![]()
