Following Comments He was Adopted; Daddy Freeze Shares Photo of His 'Oyibo' Mum

CoolFM presenter and vocal OAP, Daddy Freeze and his father
 
CoolFM presenter and vocal OAP, Daddy Freeze has dispelled rumours over his paternity.
 
Freeze who posted a photo of his father on Father's Day had been bombarded with questions in relation to his paternity considering his father's very dark complexion.
 
Many called on his father to do a paternity test to determine if Freeze is actually is his son.
 
However, Freeze has taken a bold step to squash all the rumours by posting a picture of his oyibo mother and taking his readers on a family history course. 
 

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