Influencer's Family Feud: Half-Brother's Medical Dream vs. Quick Cash

On March 25th, influencer Harrison Sullivan, known online as HST Taki, has gone public with

a painful family feud involving his father, former England rugby player Victor U-Bogu.

Sullivan claims he did not know his dad until he was 11 years old and has only seen him

a few times since.

Now he accuses U-Bogu of blocking any contact with his half-brother and half-sister.

The half-brother is a 20-year-old medical student aiming to become a heart or brain surgeon.

He captains his university's top volleyball and boxing teams and helps high school students

apply to medical programs during summers.

The 18-year-old half-sister is also in university and both siblings come from a privileged

background with strong charity work.

Sullivan was raised by his single mother Elaine in Brentwood, who sold her home and worked

long hours to fund his private schooling.

He showed early promising sports, earning a black belt in karate and trialling for West

Ham's youth academy.

After gaining a university spot, he dropped out to pursue what he called, Better Money

Making Paths.

Sullivan has tried reaching out to his half-brother, urging him to skip medicine for quick hash

and trading or gym work, promising big earnings over a, Dr. Salary.

He only connected with the siblings after his own rise to fame two years ago, but says

his father shut down further talks.

Sullivan and his mother now live in Dubai, where he streams to young fans on kick, pushing

wealth advice despite past the bunk claims of massive, trading profits.

The family divide persists with no word from Ubogu on the accusations.

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