Idris Elba Opens Up About Pregnancy Scam

Idris Elba Opens Up About Pregnancy Scam

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(CelebNMusic247-News) Idris Elba Opens Up About Pregnancy Scam

In the latest issue of GQ Magazine Idris Elba opens up about the time he was tricked into believing he was actually the father of a child by a woman he was dating.

At one point in Idris Elba’s life he was dating a woman in Florida, and after awhile the woman got pregnant. Idris thought for sure the baby was his, but thanks to an outside source he did some verification to make sure the child was his.

Idris was extactix about being a dad. In fact he told all his friends and family only to find out the woman had lied about him being that father.

Wow, doesn’t this sound like Maury?

Anyways, Idris Elba was upset and hurt by the woman’s lies and swore to always be cautious of the next woman he get pregnant for real.

Here’s the drop via GQ Magazineg: 

He was dating a woman in Florida, had been for a couple of years. They were living together and in love. She became pregnant and gave birth to a boy. For a brief moment, it was among the happiest times of Elba’s life. “The celebration of having a son—from a man’s perspective, it’s massive.” He told friends about it. He told reporters about it. Then came the suggestion—not from the child’s mother, but from elsewhere—that not everything was what it appeared to be. “It wasn’t immediately obvious—well, it was, because he didn’t look like me,” Elba says. “But it wasn’t immediately obvious what had gone down.”

Eventually, Elba decided to take a paternity test, which showed the child wasn’t his. “To be given that and then have it taken away so harshly,” he says, “was like taking a full-on punch in the face: POW.”

And then there was the fact that he’d mentioned the kid in public, the knowledge, even then, that at some point he’d be sitting in a room like this one, being asked about the worst, most humiliating thing that ever happened to him. “You know, the truth is—like, even admitting it, I’ll probably get laughed at for the rest of my life. But it is just tragic, and it happened.” He looks directly at me when he says this. “But I wasn’t knocked out. I stood right the fuck back up, and I ain’t aiming to take another punch in the face ever again. Do you understand what I’m saying? It happened to me. I moved on.”