A DNA test has cleared Conor McGregor of the accusation that he fathered a love child in Liverpool two years ago.
The test results, obtained by the
Irish Independent, reveal that
Conor McGregor is not the father of a baby girl born to a mother from Liverpool.
The repeated accusations came from a woman, who said that she met and slept with McGregor while he was in Liverpool to attend the Grand National in April 2017.
But according to the DNA test, there is a zero per cent possibility that McGregor is the father of the young girl, who will turn two in January.
It's understood that the UFC fighter is now considering a defamation case against the news outlets who covered the story that he had fathered a love child in Liverpool.
McGregor has two children of his own, both with long-time partner Dee Devlin.
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Son Conor Jnr. was born in May 2017 and daughter Croia was born in January of this year.
McGregor, who has not competed since last October, is hoping to return to the UFC's Octagon in January and it is looking increasingly likely that Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone will be his opponent in his return bout.
