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Anthony Edwards has notched a win in his ongoing child support case with Ayesha Howard, and the Georgia ruling closes one chapter in a much bigger family story for the Minnesota Timberwolves star. A judge ordered Edwards to pay $3,222 a month in child support for his one year old daughter, Aubri Summer, whom he shares with Howard. The ruling landed after more than a year of legal back and forth between Anthony Edwards and Howard, who welcomed Aubri in October 2024.
- ▪Anthony Edwards has notched a win in his ongoing child support case with Ayesha Howard, and the Georgia ruling closes one chapter in a much bigger family story for the Minnesota Timberwolves star.
- ▪A judge ordered Edwards to pay $3,222 a month in child support for his one year old daughter, Aubri Summer, whom he shares with Howard.
- ▪The ruling landed after more than a year of legal back and forth between Anthony Edwards and Howard, who welcomed Aubri in October 2024.
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| Original publisher | Baller Alert |
| Canonical URL | https://balleralert.com/anthony-edwards-child-support-case-ayesha-howard/#comment-265789 |
| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 17:16:40 +0000 |
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Anthony Edwards has notched a win in his ongoing child support case with Ayesha Howard, and the Georgia ruling closes one chapter in a much bigger family story for the Minnesota Timberwolves star. A judge ordered Edwards to pay $3,222 a month in child support for his one year old daughter, Aubri Summer, whom he shares with Howard. The ruling landed after more than a year of legal back and forth between Anthony Edwards and Howard, who welcomed Aubri in October 2024. Per TMZ, the judge noted that Howard did not appear at trial and offered no evidence to support her claims, a detail that likely worked in his favor when the final numbers were set.
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