When McKis came into Chhatise’s life, he stepped into the father role for her two oldest children — children who were not biologically his. Then they had three children together. By all accounts, he treated all five kids the same way.
Looking at their social media pages told a quiet story. Chhatise’s page was mostly her own content. McKis’s page was full of her — vacation photos, tributes, anniversary posts, random everyday moments he wanted to document. He called her his wife. She was the woman he was building everything around.
As far back as November 2018, McKis posted about how fortunate he felt to have her in his life. On Mother’s Day in May 2023, he posted again, thanking her specifically for being dependable, reliable, caring, and strong — not just as a mother, but as a person.
The rare times Chhatise acknowledged McKis publicly tended to be milestone occasions. Anniversaries. Things like that.
In November 2024, McKis took Chhatise to Jamaica to celebrate her 30th birthday. She had wanted to be there for that milestone. So he made sure it happened.
On Valentine’s Day 2025, Chhatise posted about the gift she had received. He had moved the family into a bigger house — five bedrooms, two full bathrooms, two living areas, a large backyard, upstairs and downstairs. She wrote that she could not ask for anything more than that.
On the surface, this looked like a couple doing life together. Trips. A new home. Five children. Milestones acknowledged.
But people close to McKis said the picture underneath was more complicated.
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Back in August 2023, while she was still with McKis, Chhatise posted that she enjoyed being single and that she could move how she wanted to. That post was made when she was already in a relationship with McKis.
Then came April 2025.
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