Rapper NBA Youngboy welcomed his 10th child into the world this weekend, Media Take Out has learned. And he’s not done populating the world yet. According to one report, seen by Media Take Out, 6 OTHER women are claiming to be pregnant by the popular rapper.
According to reports, Youngboy is expecting to have 6 babies all in the next 6 months – at a rate of about one a month.
Sounds like he’s trying to catch up to Nick Cannon.
Here’s what we know about Youngboy’s current children – whom he claims publicly. Kentrell Jr is YoungBoy’s youngest child. He was born on January 9, 2021 to Iyanna Mayweather, the daughter of boxer Floyd Mayweather.
In April 2020, Iyanna was arrested for allegedly stabbing the mother of one of NBA YoungBoy’s children.
Houston actress Drea Symone welcomed their daughter, Kodi Capri, on Thanksgiving 2020.
According to reports, Kodi is the couple’s second child, born on November 26 of that year. Drea often shares pictures on Instagram with her daughter, who she tags as Kens.
Armani is the second child of YoungBoy by a woman named Nisha. She has an older brother, Kayden who is the rapper’s eldest.
Kacey was born on February 13, 2019. His birth mother is the social media influencer, Jania Bania.
Taylin was born on March 19, 2017. His mother is a woman named Nia, who is said to have experienced a one-night stand with YoungBoy. After a paternity test, it was confirmed that Taylin is the rapper’s son.
Kamiri is YoungBoy’s son with Starr Dejanee. He was born on July 6, 2017. Kamiri has a brother, Kamron, who was also thought to be the rapper’s son.
In June 2018, YoungBoy made a Facebook post saying one of his sons, Baby K, is not biologically his. He wrote: “Wanna Be First To Tell Yall I Officially Found Out Baby K Isnt My Child, But The Man I Am Im Going To Keep Raising Him Like He’s Mine I Cant Lie It Hurt To Find Out The Truth But Life Goes On.”
Kayden, the rapper’s oldest, was born on July 14, 2016. Kayden also appeared in his dad’s video for the single Kacey Talk, along with his half-brother, Kacey.
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