Maury Povich Offers to Help ‘LHH’ Star Alexis Sky Establish Paternity: ‘Everybody Knows My DNA Tests are Legendary’

Maury Povich is ready to help Alexis Sky and Solo Lucci with their DNA test.

Alexis Sky

On Tuesday, the talk show host commented on The Shaderoom Instagram post about Alexis Skyy and Solo Lucci as they traded barbs about the father of her daughter Alaiya Grace Maxwell. Maury offered to help the stars determine paternity “@alexisskyy_ and @sololucci why would he want to take a DNA Test on #LHHNY? everyone KNOWS my DNA Tests are legendary for being accurate! Call me today… and tomorrow you will know if Solo Lucci IS the father! @vh1 #youarethefather”

Neither one of the “Love and Hip Hop” stars have responded to the TV host’s request.

In a clip from Dec. 3 episode of the reality show, Sky spoke about why she thinks rapper Fetty Wap won’t claim her baby, although the baby has his last name. “The reason Fetty is hesitant on claiming Alaiya is because of people like Solo Lucci who are running around trying to get clout off my name, claiming Alaiya. No, he is not her father.” She continued, “Fetty was there at my birth he rushed me to the hospital. And then he just disappeared. And he didn’t sign the birth certificate.”

The two have been beefing online since the clip aired.

The rumor started during Season 4’s Reunion. Solo Lucci spoke about having a former relationship with Sky and being hurt to find out she was pregnant. “When I found out Alexis was pregnant at the reunion it kind of broke me down a little bit because me and Alexis we go back years. A lot of people don’t know this they think we started dating since the show but, we been friends longer than that.” He continued, “Whoever the father is, she knows the baby is going to be taken care of whether it’s me or him [Fetty Wap].”

 

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