Blake Griffin Ordered To Pay $258,000 Per Month In Child Support

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Blake Griffin Ordered To Pay $258,000 Per Month In Child Support

August 3. 2018

Blake Griffin

NBA basketball star, Blake Griffin, 29, has been ordered to pay his ex-fiancée, 32-year-old, Brynn Cameron, $258,000 per month, which is $3,096,000, in a palimony and child support lawsuit she filed against him, after he broke up with her and began dating industry mattress, Kendall Jenner of the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" reality show.

Blake and Jenner broke up after dating for a few weeks, which is standard behavior for her. It's terrible that someone would break up a family. The fact of the matter is Jenner wasn't even serious about Blake, yet ruined his relationship with someone who was committed to him. Jenner is constantly breaking up people's relationships and it's really pathetic and selfish (she did the same regarding singer Tinashe and Ben Simmons).

Blake Griffin and his son Ford

The lawsuit states Blake put Brynn and their two sons Ford, 5 and Finn, 2, out of his $12,000,000 mansion in Pacific Palisades. Brynn told the court she is "homeless" with only "$100" in her bank account. The lawsuit states Blake "left his former fiancée and mother of his two children, for reality television star Kendall Jenner" and "cared more about the glamour of dating a Hollywood celebrity than the day-to-day responsibilities of being a father and family man." Ouch!

I do think $258,000 per month is too much money. However, Blake was wrong to put his former fiancée and two young boys out on the street with nowhere else to go. Brynn has an 11-year-old son, Cole Cameron Leinart, for football player, Matt Leinart. They had a custody dispute years ago. This year Leinhart married actress Josie Loren. Blake is now dating someone else again and is still trying to ditch Brynn.

Brynn Cameron, Matt Leinart and their son Cole in 2008

The question is how did Brynn tell the court in the aforementioned legal filing that she only has $100 in her bank account, when reports indicated she was receiving $15,000 per month from Leinart. Where did all that money go. I am concerned regarding her being given $258,000 per month from Griffin, as that money could disappear as well and it is really meant for the children. Brynn should be given a monthly figure of $15,000 - $20,000 from Blake for housing, utilities, schooling, car and food. The rest of the money should be placed into a trust for the children.

Brynn is being bashed on social networking as a gold digger trapping famous athletes with babies. People are confounded that she has children for two famous athletes and got into child support disputes with both men. While I am of the opinion Brynn should be given child support, these figures are excessive. It looks very opportunistic. I do not think the ruling sets a good example as other women will have greater incentive to trap famous athletes with babies and try to take them for all they can in court.

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Blake Griffin ordered to pay $258K a month in child support

Published on Aug. 2, 2018 - Blake Griffin has been ordered to pay $258,000 a month in child support, according to Radar Online: "In court documents, [Brynn] Cameron claimed Griffin booted her and their two children, Ford, 5, and Finn, 2 from his $12 million Pacific Palisades mansion. In a January declaration, Cameron said she was 'reduced to being homeless,' and only had $100 in her personal bank account. Cameron, who was a basketball star herself when she attended USC, said she is currently unemployed, and is taking care of the children."

The 29-year-old, who was traded to the Pistons from the Clippers earlier this year, is heading into the second year of a five-year contract worth more than $171 million. Cameron also has an ongoing civil suit against Griffin, claiming the NBA star breached their oral contract. In the suit, Cameron stated that Griffin refused to "provide promised financial support" even after he asked her to "give up her career goals and aspirations to raise their children and support" his career...

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