Mother of Jay-Z's alleged son shares details of her 'fling' with rapper
Joe Harker
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A woman claiming she had a son with Jay-Z wrote an affidavit with the alleged details of their affair describing the moments leading up to her claim that they had a child together.
Wanda Satterthwaite claimed that back in 1992 she met and slept with Jay-Z, real name Shawn Corey Carter, and the protection broke leading to her becoming pregnant.
Before she died in 2019 she said as much in a sworn affidavit on 25 February, 2015, where she laid out the details of her allegations.
Wanda claimed that she met Jay-Z in 'fall 1992' through a friend and they were taken to the rapper's aunt's apartment in New York, and that after 'talking, drinking and dancing' she and her friend went off into different rooms with Jay-Z and a friend of his.
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She alleged that she and the rapper had protected sex 'but the protection broke', and that she saw him again two weeks later but didn't go with him that time.
The sworn statement also had supporting details on the car they were driven around in and of the clothes Jay-Z was wearing at the time.
Wanda said that she didn't see Jay-Z again 'until years later on television' and that she didn't know his real name or how to contact him.
Her son Rymir shared the affidavit with the Daily Mail following her death in 2019, which was signed by his mother and the woman she said was a witness to the events.
He has spent much of the last decade trying to prove that Jay-Z is his father, recently launching an unsuccessful attempt to have the New Jersey Supreme Court unseal documents going back to 2012 which he claims would help his case.
The court said it lacked the jurisdiction to re-open the matter or unseal the documents, with Rymir since turning to appealing the verdict in another court.
He has been trying to secure a paternity test with Jay-Z, saying that he doesn't want money or anything material and instead just wants 'justice to be served'.
He said: "This is not going to be over until justice is served. I just want to live my life and, when it is all said and done, I hope that Jay-Z would want to be a part of my life, if that is God's will.
"I won't stop fighting for this until I win. And I will win because the law is on our side."
Rymir had previously attempted to secure a paternity test back in 2016.
Jay-Z's attorneys have consistently denied claims that he is Rymir's father.
UNILAD have contacted Jay-Z's representatives for comment.