However, there is an important problem with the story: there is currently no credible evidence from reputable news organisations or Rangers Football Club confirming these allegations.
McInnes has been one of the major talking points around Rangers since returning to Ibrox as manager. The former Rangers midfielder was officially appointed on a three-year contract in June 2026 after leaving Hearts. Rangers described his appointment as a return for a former player with extensive managerial experience.
His first weeks in charge have attracted plenty of attention. Rangers endured a difficult start to the competitive campaign before McInnes secured his first victory as manager with a 5–1 win over St Mirren on August 16.
That football-related drama, however, should not be confused with unverified claims about his private life.
DNA-test allegations involving someone’s child and claims about a spouse are highly personal matters. Publishing such accusations as established facts without reliable evidence could seriously mislead readers and unfairly damage the people involved.
For now, the responsible conclusion is simple: the viral DNA story remains unverified. Readers should be cautious about posts using phrases such as “JUST IN,” “BREAKING,” or “READ MORE” when they provide no identifiable source, statement, date, or evidence.
