Comedian Michael Blackson has issued a heartfelt apology to his fiancée, Rada, after confirming he recently fathered a child with another woman.

Reports reveal that the comic welcomed his second son with a longtime female friend only a few weeks after he and Rada celebrated the arrival of their own baby boy.

Taking to Instagram, Blackson expressed remorse for his actions, saying he loves both of his newborn sons equally. He admitted that even his 18-year-old twin sons and his mother only just learned about the new baby.

According to him, the situation has strained his relationship with Rada, who has since left him. The comedian pleaded for her forgiveness, saying he hopes she returns.

He wrote:
“Good day to all my family, friends, and fans. These past months, God has blessed me, but those blessings also came with pain. Two months after Rada gave birth to little Mikey, a close female friend I’ve known for over five years also had my son, King Kweku Blackson.

“My two boys have brought me immense joy but also cost me my fiancée, Rada. Mikey was born on June 17, 2025, and Kweku on August 6, 2025. My apologies for keeping this a secret even my older twins and my mother found out just last night. I thank God for blessing me with two more healthy boys.

“My deepest apologies to Rada. I hope she forgives me for the pain I’ve caused. I’m determined to be the best and most loving father I can be.

“To avoid ending up like Nick Cannon or Elon Musk, I’ll only date women who no longer have a period or have undergone a hysterectomy. Swipe to meet Kweku.”

In August, Rada opened up about her battle with postpartum depression and caring for their baby alone. Blackson responded that his main responsibility was to provide financial support for their child’s needs.

When their son was born on June 17, Michael was absent after stepping out for coffee and returning late. Later, both he and Rada joked that his absence was a blessing. Rada said it spared her the stress of his jokes in the delivery room, while Michael admitted he wasn’t eager to witness the birth firsthand.