Michael Olise’s baby mama has addressed several rumors surrounding their paternity dispute, insisting that she never made similar claims against other footballers.
“I don’t know those men. I never met them in my life. I never talked to them,” she said, denying allegations linking her to other players. According to her, a DNA test conducted in December 2024, with results received around Christmas, confirmed that Michael Olise is the father of her daughter, Alianor.
She explained that she stayed silent for a long time because she wanted to handle the matter privately and avoid affecting his football career, especially during the World Cup. “I gave him good chances. I was fair,” she said.
However, she accused the footballer of abandoning their daughter, claiming he has never called to ask about her or provided any financial support.
“He paid nothing, nothing at all. Not one diaper he paid,” she alleged, adding that despite officially acknowledging paternity, he ignored requests from her former lawyer to begin paying €2,000 monthly pending the court’s decision on child support.
Expressing her frustration, she criticized what she described as his lavish lifestyle, claiming he spends heavily on luxury vacations, private jets, designer items and expensive gifts for other women and friends while allegedly neglecting his own child.
“My ex is heartless and soulless,” she said. “His own child never went on vacation… He’s paying for all those women, but he’s not paying for his own child.”
She also responded to criticism about her appearance, saying the stress of raising their daughter alone has taken a toll on her.
“Of course I look tired,” she said. “I’ve been going through this for two years. I’m in survival mode. I’m working two jobs and raising our child alone while her father is partying… and not paying any dime for his own daughter.”
She concluded by saying, “He never called or asked for his own daughter.”
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