Blake Griffin has a massive $258k child support bill

Article by Antwon "Smitty" Smith

Detroit Pistons forward Blake Griffin has learned a very valuable and expensive lesson, is cheaper to keep her and stick around for the kids.

A Los Angeles county court ordered Griffin to pay $258,000 child support for his 2 children he fathered with ex-fiancě Brynn Cameron. The children Ford 5, Finn 2 are living in Los Angeles with their mother.

Griffin spent the first 7 seasons in Los Angeles with the Clippers met Griffin when she was a member of the USC women's basketball program. Cameron claims that Griffin kicked her and her two kids out of the home they shared in Los Angeles last year. Griffin broke off their engagement right before he started to date Kendall Jenner.

The $258,000 sum is set on the $31.8 million dollars Griffin is set to make during the 2018-2019 NBA season ($3.096 million a year if you are keeping count) . Griffin has said that he is paying for a 5- bedroom home in California for Cameron and the kids to live in while they were in court proceedings.

They both have joint legal and physical custody of the two children and responsible for expenses. Griffin is responsible for extra curricular activities of the children.

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