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Lil Win’s management reveals DNA scandal was a viral movie stunt

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​Ghanaian powerhouse Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known in showbiz as Lil Win, is back in the spotlight, but this time, the drama is strictly scripted.

​After days of intense social media speculation regarding a DNA test involving one of his children, his management team, Wezzy Empire, has officially broken their silence to set the record straight.

​The controversy, which saw fans and critics fiercely debating the paternity of the actor’s eldest son, has been revealed as a calculated showbiz marketing strategy.

According to the management team, the rumors were intentionally stoked to drum up buzz for Lil Win’s upcoming film, aptly titled “DNA.”

​”The ongoing conversation regarding DNA is purely a storyline from the movie and has absolutely no reflection on Lil Win’s personal life,” the statement clarified.

​By blurring the lines between art and reality, the Wezzy Empire team aims to convert viral gossip into YouTube views.

The film is slated to premiere exclusively on Wezzy Empire TV.

​To quell any lingering speculation, management reminded the public that the actor remains happily married and is a proud father of eight.

Beyond the screen, Lil Win continues his work as the founder and director of Great Minds International School in Kumasi, Ashanti Region.

​While some fans are praising the move as a “masterclass” in viral marketing, others are questioning the ethics of using a family’s reputation as a promotional tactic.

Whether you find it brilliant or bold, one thing is certain: everyone is talking about DNA.

​By 1960news.com

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