Miss Chin offers condolences to grieving couple

Although their relationship has been rocky, babymother of dancehall artiste KipRich, Miss Chin, is offering condolences to him and his current partner Kizzy Don on the death of their newborn daughter.

Speaking with THE WEEKEND STAR, Miss Chin expressed shock when she learnt of the infant's passing on Instagram on Thursday.

"Oh God, I am sorry about everything that they are going through and I want to offer condolences to them both. As a mother, I would not wish this for her (Kizzy Don). I pray God comfort you in this time and mi really sorry fi hear say dem baby dead," she said.

Miss Chin admitted that when the couple revealed that they were with child, she thought the pregnancy was fake. The couple's daughter, who they named Miracle, was born prematurely on January 16 in Colombia.

"She (Kizzy Don) was always posting and then mi just see she pop out with a big belly. It wasn't just me alone, as a lot of us didn't believe there was a baby. I didn't know it was a serious situation until I saw a video of the baby being airlifted and the doctor dem and incubator, a suh mi really hear now," she said.

Miss Chin also refuted claims that she cast a spell on the couple which resulted in the baby being born prematurely.

"Mi hands are clean. Mi never work obeah and now that mi baptise five years now, mi nah go dweet. Mi hands dem clean and mi never did even know the woman pregnant. People are accusing me of using witchcraft against this lady and her child and dis and dat, but as mi say, mi hands clean because God nuh have no lot or part with dem tings deh and mi fear God. Mi nah do dem sumpn deh," Miss Chin said.

A few weeks ago, Miss Chin shared a post that went viral on social media, insisting that she was not interested in rekindling a romantic relationship with KipRich, who is the father of her 20-year-old daughter. She added that the statement, and a recent song titled Mi Nuh Wah Dat was a response to those persons who were trolling her on social media.

"Mi never did a come after Kizzy but people inna mi inbox a trouble mi and mi come out come do a video and defend it, and when mi do the video, it go viral," she said. "Then, Marlon (KipRich) guh pon one interview and a say mi and him left 20 years ago and mi must understand say a time fimi take a break now and mi and him nuh left 20 years, eno. Nutten nuh go suh, and a recently him a look mi back. A dat a di story and hence mi go do mi song," Miss Chin said.

- S.M.L.