Things are starting to getting uglier by the minute between Dwight Howard and his baby mama “Basketball Wives’” Royce Reed. Royce recently called the cops on Dwight after he picked up their son up from daycare outside of their agreed schedule and now want the courts to make his visits with the child supervised.
According to tmz.com:
NBA superstar Dwight Howard’s baby mama wants someone to watch over him whenever Dwight is with their 2-year old son, according to new court documents.
TMZ obtained a copy of Royce Reed’s motion — filed in Orange County, Florida yesterday — in which she claims the Orlando Magic star regularly misses scheduled visitations with their son Reed. Royce also alleges that their son “acts out emotionally and physically and resists being taken by” Dwight’s nanny … according to the docs.
As TMZ first reported, cops were called in two weeks ago when Royce claimed that Dwight picked up little Reed from preschool when he wasn’t supposed to do so.
Royce is asking the court to appoint a guardian — on Dwight’s dime — to ensure Dwight follows the visitation schedule and Reed gets proper care. Royce’s rep says the motion was filed, “as a last resort.”
Dwight’s reps have not returned their calls.
Is anyone thinking about the damage that they’re doing to this child?
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