While I personally do believe he is a dad and he has a child, I’m not sure that personally he wanted to talk much about it. So there is a chance he has a kid but didn’t actually tell the panel that, and just said he had other priorities.
I also don’t believe the baby is hers. Figured some on here would eventually get around to that after first claiming they didn’t think a baby existed. I think it’s important to remember if she’s not the mom she and her side have the right to dispute it but we know they won’t because that’s the only way she ever gets attention. She is just as able to take a stand but clearly she won’t. Lol fuck her.
But UK being the only one with audio and LSQ being sent the video means nothing because they’re always being planted with info that later gets disputed (like now).
And the reason Marvel never used crossover dad marketing is because Hayley Atwell mentioned during SDCC when asked about Steve and Peggy having a baby, “whether that’s a dream, a fantasy, or warning” I don’t know -
So there is no confirmation that Steve is a dad either. It’s heavily implied…but from the way Hayley spoke, for someone so outspoken about Steve and Peggy, her not confirming that baby is theirs or that’s “real” means exactly what it sounds like.
There’s fuckery going on and it’s crossing over from Steve to Chris. Make of that how you will.
I just want a clear, unaltered video with decent audio. I initially thought the video was much clearer than it actually is, and I probably wouldn’t have said what I said earlier had I heard this version first. That’s on me.
What I can clearly hear is “I have priorities.” After that, some people hear him quietly say “I have a daughter,” some say he doesn’t, and personally I can’t distinguish the words at all. It’s jumbled.
Asking for clarification when the evidence is ambiguous isn’t “changing the narrative.” It’s literally asking for clarification. If a clearer video surfaces and he clearly says it, great, question answered. If he doesn’t, then he doesn’t.
I’m not interested in deciding what I heard based on what I want the answer to be. I want to actually hear it.