At just 23, Edwards is reportedly the father of four children with four different women, born within a two-year span.
Edwards shares a daughter, Aisylnn Edwards, with his long-term girlfriend Shannon Jackson, also known as Jeanine Robel.
The couple has been together since 2020, and Aislynn was born in March 2023.
Jackson has been actively involved in Edwards’ life, frequently posting about their daughter on social media.
However, she recently deactivated her Instagram account due to Edwards’ ongoing paternity conflicts.
Likewise, Edwards has also been linked to a daughter named Aris Edwards, who was reportedly born in September 2023, with a potential baby mama identified as Daja.
The NBA player acknowledged paternity and filed for legitimation and custody, indicating his legal recognition of Aris as his child.
However, he disputed the custody and support arrangements. In September 2024, Edwards was paying $5,000 monthly in temporary child support but later requested a reduction to $3,222 per month.
Meanwhile, Aris’s mother’s identity remains private, and no further details about their ongoing legal matters have surfaced.
Edwards’s third child is Amir Edwards, born in October 2023 to Alexandria Desroches, who is publicly known as Ally D.
The NBA player also has legal battles with Alexandria Desroches.
Edwards shares his youngest daughter, Aubri Summes Howard, with Ayesha Howard, who also had a child with rapper Lil Baby. Howard is also known as Little Ms. Golden.
Edwards’ youngest, Aubri Summes Howard, was born in October 2024.
Anthony Edwards Faces Heated Legal Battles With His Baby Mommas Over Paternity And Child Support!
The NBA player Anthony Edwards has been tangled in a high-profile paternity and child support battle with Ayesha Howard, the mother of his youngest child, Aubri.
In September 2024, Howard filed a paternity lawsuit in Los Angeles, naming Edwards as the father. In response, Edwards requested a DNA test, which later confirmed his paternity in December 2024.
She also filed a case for child support, pregnancy-related expenses, and legal fees.
In April 2025, Howard was granted temporary sole physical and legal custody of Aubri, with Edwards agreeing not to seek custody or visitation, focusing on financial obligations.
She claimed Edwards pressured her to end her pregnancy. To back up her case, she even shared her ovulation schedule in court.
According to the lawsuit, Ayesha Howard wants official child support and for Edwards’ name to be on Aubri’s birth certificate.
Edwards fought back against Ayesha Howard’s lawsuit because he didn’t want the case to be in California, where child support payments could be higher. He filed a case in Georgia, arguing that’s where Aubri was born.
Later, in February 2025, a judge agreed with Edwards and moved the case to Georgia, which might mean lower payments for him.
The case is still ongoing in Georgia, and the final support amount is to be decided.
Howard also debunked a rumor that Edwards paid $1.08 million upfront for 18 years of child support and called it “fake news.”
Likewise, Edwards fights legal battles with Desroches, the mother of his only son, Amir Edwards.
Desroches filed her lawsuit in New York, claiming Edwards is the father of her son, Amir. She alleges that Edwards has provided some financial support but is seeking formal child support and additional expenses.
Additionally, she is requesting financial assistance for childcare and insurance coverage.
In response, Edwards filed a competing paternity action in Georgia, asserting that the child was conceived and born there.
Desroches has publicly criticized Edwards, claiming he has never seen their son, escalating the public and legal drama.
