Woman Accuses YouTube Commentator Aba of Lying About Fertility in 57 Minute Video

Kiki Araceli says Aba of the YouTube duo Aba & Preach has lied about his ability to father children to several women. She says he managed to make her pregnant during their first face-to-face encounter and also revealed her name and her daughter’s place of residence to more than 2 million subscribers.

In a 57-minute video, she is seen addressing the camera and displaying screens of pregnancy tests, text messages, and what she refers to as medical documents. These allegations have not been independently confirmed, and no criminal charges are known against the man.

“Today I’m sharing my experience with a narcissistic YouTuber with two million subscribers who lied about his fertility to multiple women, impregnated multiple women, including myself, and who proceeded to dox all of us,” she says.

She says that this is an unproven story. “Everything that is shared here is all alleged,” she adds, requesting the audience not to stalk or harass any of the people mentioned.

The timeline in her video suggests that they started talking on March 13th and met in Montreal on March 31st. It says that it was a voluntary meeting and denies online rumors that she said that he removed the condom without her consent. “None of us have claimed that he stealthed us,” she says.

It turns out she discovered she was pregnant after weeks and shared photos with him. “He told me immediately he didn’t need to see it and that he believed me,” she says.

The video includes a snippet of him explaining his side of the story. “She ends up getting pregnant, wants to keep it. I’m supportive despite her offering for me to disappear and not be involved,” he says.

She denies this. “I never told him to disappear. And if that is true, the so-called king of receipts, please show that where I said you can disappear.”

She says that she started miscarrying in late April or early May with the increase of online harassment. She cites a snippet in which he summarizes the whole event in one sentence. “She just ended up having a miscarriage,” he says.

The key allegation in this video is that he told several women that he cannot father children. The video includes a snippet from another woman saying he told her, “kids just aren’t happening for him.” The video also includes snippets of him refusing to share his medical records. “I don’t want to publish my own medical information and what the doc told me,” he says in one part.

“This issue with his fertility may possibly be true. We don’t know because he’s never showed proof of that,” she says.

The video also includes a voice message she says is from him, in which he denies they had a relationship but calls himself exclusive. “We are exclusive, and I’m not seeing other people. I’m not talking to anyone else, and I don’t want to. But saying I’m in a relationship feels a bit too soon,” he says in it.

She says she has heard he was involved with two other girls at the same time, one of them Libby, whom he dated before and who has already posted her pregnancy video.

This controversy has crossed into legal ground. She cites a cease-and-desist letter to Libby and says that the commentator is “using his financial status to abuse the legal system.” She says that attempts to reach a peaceful solution were unsuccessful when Libby proposed removing her video.

She explains how she has suffered health issues since and now takes several medications and has panic attacks. “I never thought that something could affect me this much,” she says.

She says that she is going to release more videos.