Anthony Edwards fathered a child with a woman named Aisha in 2024. Under Georgia law, being on a birth certificate doesn't guarantee parental rights or fair child support without formally filing for paternity. The speaker defends Aisha's character against comparisons to other figures.
Chapters
Anthony Edwards has, uh, man, he done had a lot of babies in 2024. Like, we got a lot of cases on, on black men in 2024. He got a lot of babies. Now apparently, uh, he has a, a new baby. The latest baby is by Aisha, and he filed for paternity. Now here's the thing, 'cause a lot of people think this is bad when a man files for paternity in Georgia. In order for a man to have any type of rights in court or, or get a fair child support order, they have to file for paternity. Being on the, uh, on the birth certificate is not enough. They have to legally put in for paternity to prove that they are the child's father, otherwise Georgia would not recognize them, okay, or treat them equally. So I don't think this is a diss on Ayesha because Ayesha really ain't out there like that. I know her. Yeah, she's messed with, you know, rappers in the past, but she ain't nothing like Joey Chaps.