(Shock: Alfie Patten, pictured in the Sun last week, reportedly wants a DNA test)

"I will take DNA test", says Alfie as two other teenagers claim they could be father


Alfie Patten has reportedly demanded a DNA test to prove he really is a father at age 13 after two other teenagers are said to have claimed they had slept with his girlfriend.
The schoolboy was described as another symbol of ‘broken Britain' after it emerged that he and Chantelle Steadman, 15, had parented baby Masie, born five days ago.
But today the scandal took another twist after it was claimed Richard Goodsell, 16, and Tyler Barker, 14, may have fathered the child.

And now baby-faced Alfie, who only looks eight years old, is understood to want a paternity test following advice from his father.
Dennis Patten, 45, who has eight children of his own and split with Alfie’s mother Nicola, 43, two years ago after being caught having an affair with a 19-year-old told The People: ‘A DNA test is the only way to settle this once and for all.
‘When Nicola told me he was going to be a dad, I said: “How do you know it’s his?”
‘I kept asking if he was sure because I thought a boy of his age wasn’t capable of conceiving.

And Alfie looks so much younger than 13. That’s the point of all this. He looks a little kid himself and it’s so shocking.’
Alfie has said he had sex with Chantelle just once.
But the News of the World reported that one of the boys named as a possible father, trainee chef Richard, told them: ‘I know I could be the father.
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(Grandmothers: Alfie's mother Nicola Patten, left, and Penny Steadman)

And schoolboy Tyler is also said to have told the same publication: ‘I slept with Chantelle in her bed about nine months ago and I’m really worried I could be the father.’
But Chantelle’s mother Penny, 38, dismissed the claims, saying: ‘It’s rubbish, Chantelle lost her virginity to Alfie.’
Yesterday Alfie, who is at the centre of a furious battle for interviews with five-figure sums reportedly being paid, arrived home at his mother’s £395,000 home in Hailsham, East Sussex, after spending the night at Chantelle’s parents’ council house in nearby Eastbourne.
Once indoors he gave a series of clipped answers to a long list of questions by an eager reporter from The People.
When asked if he loved Chantelle he said: ‘Dunno.
Did you get her a Valentine's card? ‘No!’
Did you know how babies were made before you had sex with Chantelle? ‘Course’.
Do you like changing the baby's nappies? ‘It's OK but getting it back in the clothes is hard - the arms are the worst bit.’
Are you looking forward to getting back to school soon? ‘No, school's dead boring.’
What are your favourite subjects? ‘Dunno. Haven't got any. Not maths.’
What would you like to do when you grow up? ‘Go in the Army, but Mum says she won't let me.’
The shocking case, which emerged five days ago with the birth of Masie Roxanne, weighing 7lb 3oz, has made headlines across the world.
It has sparked a tawdry battle by Alfie’s parents to share in the spoils after the story was revealed by his father Dennis, who yesterday wore a devil mask outside in a bid to avoid his face being seen.
It has also prompted a political row about Britain’s moral collapse.
Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said: 'It exemplifies the point we have been making about broken Britain.
‘It's not being accusative, it's about pointing out the collapse in some parts of society of any sense of what's right and wrong.'