Royce Reed exposes Chris Bosh and his wife for doing his baby mama Allison Mathis dirty! Royce Reed Exposes Chris Bosh And Wife Adrienne We recently reported that Miami Heat baller Chrissy Bosh is right in the middle of a nasty child support battle between his baby mama . Bosh recently filed paperwork to get full custody of his daughter just days after it was announced Allison decided to appeal the court’s decision to not increase her $2600 a month child support. Baller baby mamas must keep a small circle because Dwight Howard’s reality slorin’ BM Royce Reed came to the defense of Allison on Twitter. Royce claims Chris’ wife Adrienne is the REAL reason behind all the drama between Chris and Allison. A fan asked why Royce felt the need to get in Bosh’s business but she claps back that all athletes use the same attorneys to shut down their poor baby mamas… Royce ain’t done yet! The fed up mother sent a message out to Chris Bosh’s attorney, who also happens to be Dwight Howard’s attorney as well as warns all the other haters to keep it cute or put it on mute. Hit the flip to read more of Royce’s bitter bird rant!
Looks like Chrissy Bosh might have sunk his own battleship… Via GossipExtra Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh recently professed his love for Miami, saying: “I’m in Miami for the rest of my career. I plan to be there. I plan to retire there. I plan to win hopefully a lot more championships there. So that’s where home is.” But as Bosh prepares for tonight’s Game 6 of the NBA Finals, his words could eventually come back to haunt him! In August, Bosh told an Orlando judge trying to determine Bosh’s residency in connection with child support payments to a baby mama that his native Texas, not Florida, would always be his home. Saying he found Bosh to be credible when he told him he always intended to remain a Texan, the judge ruled in December that the ball player shouldn’t legally be considered one of us — never mind that Bosh lives on North Bay Road in Miami Beach. Baby mama Allison Mathis sued Bosh to force him to pay higher Florida child support rates, about $30,000-a-month instead of the $2,600-a-month that a court in Texas told Bosh to pay. Orlando Judge Robert Evans ruled in favor of Bosh — but with the case now in appeals court, Mathis’ lawyer says she’ll use Bosh’s new-found love for Miami to show how Bosh lied to Evans. “Chris Bosh’s testimony in court about his being a Florida resident is exactly opposite of what he recently told the media,” said attorney Jane Carey. “He now says he intends to retire here after playing for the Heat. “You can’t be a resident of Texas and retire in Florida. “Chris Bosh fooled the trial judge, but we believe that the Appellate Court will reverse the lower court decision.” We’re not sure if Chris’ dedication to Miami in an interview is legal grounds for Allison to get more money, but that won’t stop a thirsty broad from trying. SMH Image via WENN Continue reading →
Dennis Rodman has a message for the Miami Heat: “Bow Down bishes!” Dennis Rodman Criticizes Lebron James, Dwyane Wade And Chris Bosh Veteran Chicago Bulls player Dennis Rodman feeling has his panties all in a bunch about Miami Heat baller Lebron James and his “dreamteam” members Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade. Ms. Rodman aired out the threesome, who are currently well on their way to defend their 2012 NBA Championship title in the 2013 NBA Finals, saying that he’s had enough of LeBron being compared to MJ because there’s no comparison. via The Dan Patrick Show On LeBron James being comapred to Michael Jordan: “It’s really not a comparison. If LeBron was playing in the late ’80s and early ’90s, he would be just an average player. To do what Michael has done…what he did was more charisma, there was more articulating and stuff like that. LeBron is more like…there’s no flash to his game. He’s a great player, don’t get me wrong, he’s a hell of player, I’ll give him that. But to me Scottie [Pippen] and Michael [Jordan] are probably the two best one-two punches I’ve ever seen.” The babbling ex-baller then went on to proclaim that if Michael were LeBron’s age playing in today’s NBA he’d average 40 points per game before criticizing the whiny attitude of today’s players. On the difference between the NBA in the 90s and the NBA today: “LeBron came into the age of the game at a perfect time. Michael came into the game when back then you could hit people, knock him down, shoot a free throw and get back up. And LeBron can’t do that. All they do today is b**ch about a foul. All they do is b***h.” “I’m just sick and tired of people comparing (James) to Michael Jordan. It’s a whole different era, man.” Despite the fact that he does sound like a babbling bitter ex-baller, Rodman does make some good points. Hit the flip to hear what he had to say about Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade.
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