NBA star Anthony Edwards has filed a paternity case against the mother of his only son. The new suit comes as he continues to battle his other ex, Ayesha Howard, over child support for their infant daughter.
The Minnesota Timberwolves star filed a petition on March 21, obtained by In Touch, revealing he is the father of a boy born to Alexandria Desroches, aka Ally D.
Ally D has been vocal on social media that Anthony is not in their son Amir’s life.
In the paperwork. Anthony, 23, confirmed he fathered Amir with Alexandria who currently lives in New York. He said Amir was conceived and born in Georgia. Family court judges in Georgia are more lenient with child support that favors high-value men.
Anthony’s lawyer wrote in the paperwork that “all interactions between [Anthony] and [Alexandria] took place in Georgia,” In Touch reported exclusively.
Anthony claimed Alexandria did not move to New York until “a few months” after the child was born in Georgia.
He asked the court to establish child support and to issue an order establishing him as the legal father.
In addition to Amir, Anthony is father to daughters Aris, Aubri, and Aislynn by as many women.
