Is Zigi The Father of Caroline Sampson's Baby?

Since the news of Caroline’s pregnancy and subsequently the delivery of her baby boy early this year, there have been rumors making rounds that Lynx Entertainment star Zigi of “U Say Way Thing?” fame is the father of her baby.

Even though, neither Caroline nor Zigi has denied or confirmed this rumour, she has always refused to comment publicly on any issue concerning the father of her baby.

Several attempts by Peacefmonline.com to find out from the Y-FM Presenter who the baby's father is has proven futile, as she is always tight-lipped on the numerous occasions Peacefmonline.com have tried to squeeze some answers from her.

However, the former Miss Malaika contestant has been spotted on countless occasions around town and at different events together with Zigi.

The twosome was seen together again this Saturday October 22, 2011 at the Africa Regency Hotel, during the launch of the 2011 4Site TV Music Video Awards.

Peacefmonline.com cameras captured them happily charting closely in each other’s arms. It is not too clear what is going on between these two stars, but something is obviously going down.

Caroline Sampson is a former presenter of CITI 97.3 FM, former beauty pageant contestant, a model and a rapper.

Caroline, who was featured on Asem’s “Pigaro” remix, is presently a presenter on Y-107.9 FM. She hosts ‘Room Service’, a slow jam show program, interlaced with smooth talk, which airs on YFM from Mondays through to Thursday from 10pm to midnight.

The 27 year-old is a Stars Integration of Culture of Africa (SICA) award winner for “Best Presenter 2009". Caroline was one of the finalists of the Miss Malaika 2005 as well as the Top Model Ghana contest in 2006.

Aside radio, she does full time modeling. She has cat-walked for local and international designers including Ozwald Boateng, Kofi Ansah, Nana Asihene and House of Eccentric among others.

On television, she is well remembered for her appearances in Television ads for Menthos, Men’s Only, Gino Tomato Paste, Kasapa among others.