“Tristan Thompson pays $1.5 million child support to 3 baby mamas”: How 2016 NBA Champ with the Cleveland Cavaliers is paying the debt of his disloyalty

Tristan Thompson has been in a hurry in his love life since becoming an NBA Champion. The man cannot keep himself from paying child support one child after another.

Tristan Thompson is more than just a LeBron James teammate who helped him win his 3rd NBA title and first for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He is notoriously famous for having multiple affairs while being in some high-profile relationships over the years.

The off-season of the historic 2016 championship victory proved to be even more significant for the former Cavs big. He ended her two-year relationship with Craig Jordan, who was expecting a child at the child – now a 5-year-old boy, Prince.

He is the first of 3-children that the 31-year-old has. The other two are True (a 3-year-old daughter) with Khloe Kardashian and a 6-month-old with Marlee.

Reportedly, the Bulls forward was unfaithful in both of his relationships before Marlee, and that’s why he currently sees himself without any of those women. Though he does pay child support to all three of them for taking care of their children.

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Tristan Thompson and his $1.5 million child support

His disloyalty is taking a significant toll on the Texan, who was the 4th overall pick in 2011 and isn’t worth more than $50 million as of 2022. Thompson pays $40,000 to each of his children, making it around $1.5 million a year.

TT’s family lawyer Bryan Konoski told The Sun: “He is paying out the nose for these kids. With his base salary, his take-home is probably about half, so let’s say $5 million. Now reduce that by $1.5 million.”

The attorney continued: “Paying $40,000 per child per month, that is $1.5million annually in child support. If he is paying $40,000 to Marlee and Jordan, he is doing the same for Khloe.”

In the midst of this hefty child support, Tristan was even thinking of calling it a day, as he saw himself changing jerseys four times in two years and thrice just over the last season, after playing 9-seasons for the Cavaliers.

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Strange decisions bring stranger days.