Anthony Edwards reportedly has four children with four different women, and internet personality Ayesha Howard is one of them. The two have been involved in a long battle over paternity support and child care for their daughter Aubri. Recently, a social media report claimed that a judge has ordered the Minnesota Timberwolves guard to pay $3,222 in compensation to Howard. However, she denied any such claim.
“Onsite!” shared the report on Instagram, claiming that a Georgia judge has given the ruling. The caption read:
“Edwards has already paid roughly $110,000 in child support since January 2025, including an initial $20,000 payment followed by $5,000 monthly while the case was pending.”
Meanwhile, Edwards’ baby momma, Howard, clarified in the comments that it was fake news, as the order was presented in her absence. She wrote:
“FAKE NEWS! 🗞️ and void orders made without my attendance.. carry on.”
Earlier, Howard also filed the paternity support case in California, which the Timberwolves player has stated was because of the higher compensation provision than in Georgia. Ayesha Howard also has other children besides Aubri, including a son with popular rapper Lil Baby.
Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball seen together in the gym
As teams slowly figure out their combinations for the next season and get into the groove, Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball already seem to be in play mode. In the offseason, the front office traded Naz Reid and other draft assets in a four-team deal to acquire Ball and Josh Green.
Though the Wolves management received criticism for its decision, the two guards can do a lot of damage on the court together. However, both of them missed their shots from half-court when they entered the gym recently. In a clip on X, the two guards could be seen taking turns and missing shots.
Needless to say, they will be in a much better form when the 2026-27 season approaches. Edwards scored his career-best 28.8 ppg last season, along with 5.0 rpg, 3.7 apg and 1.4 spg. Ball’s arrival will take some pressure off him in terms of serving the offense and orchestrating winning plays from the top of the key.
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