Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, has addressed his recent assertion that suggested that some of his children were not biologically his.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with GhanaWeb’s Patience Adu, the actor, who earlier clarified that it was a mere publicity stunt, said he has no regrets about the move.

He said that particular instance brought the much-needed attention to his movie.

According to LilWin, the claims reflected the storyline of his new film.

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“The movie is a real story. My kids in the movie were not mine. I tried so many times to promote the movie, and nothing worked, but after I said my children aren’t mine, it worked. And this story happens more often than we know, so it’s for all of us to learn from,” he said.

LilWin further advised against DNA testing for individuals with more than three children, suggesting that the outcome could be unsettling.

He explained that such situations may not necessarily stem from infidelity but could also result from hospital errors.

“If you have more than three children and there are no issues, don’t do a DNA test because the possibility of finding out some of your children are not yours is high,” he added.

PAT/EB