It looks like Jay-Z may add another problem to his list of 99.
A man claiming to be the rapper’s secret son has filed a court order for him to take a DNA test, according to a report.
Rymir Satterthwaite, 30, has said he will stop at nothing to make the 24-time Grammy winner acknowledge his existence and insists that is all he wants from him.
“This will not end until justice is served,” he told the Daily Mail.
“I just want to live my life, and when it’s all said and done, I hope Jay-Z wants to be a part of my life, if that’s God’s will.
“I will not stop fighting for this until I win. And I will win because the law is on our side,” Satterthwaite added.
Satterthwaite alleges that his mother, Wanda, hooked up with the 53-year-old rapper and businessman in the early 1990s during their on-and-off relationship before Jay-Z, whose real name was Shawn Carter, became a global megastar, reports the medium.
However, Jay-Z, who has been married to Beyoncé since 2008, has always denied being Satterthwaite’s father.
“The allegations have previously been thoroughly reviewed by the courts and have been refuted,” the rapper’s lawyers said in a letter to the Daily Mail.
“I’m sure that will be the outcome of any submission Mr. Satterthwaite may currently be considering.”
According to the outlet, when Satterthwaite was born in July 1992, the rapper was no longer dating Wanda, prompting her to list her childhood sweetheart, Robert Graves, as Satterthwaite’s father on her birth certificate.
Satterthwaite, an aspiring rapper, claimed that his mother told him that the rapper is his real father when he was eight years old.
In 2011, Wanda filed a civil lawsuit in New Jersey seeking child support from the rapper.
The lawsuit was ultimately dismissed because it was filed in the wrong state and was never filed again.
The rapper, who shares three children with Beyoncé: daughters Blue Ivy, 11, Rumi, 5, and son Sir, also 5, has not commented personally on the claims.
Page Six has reached out to representatives for Jay-Z for comment.