Anthony Edwards’ ex Ayesha Howard submitted her ovulation schedule as part of their bitter court battle over child support for their daughter, Aubri Summer Howard, In Touch can exclusively report.
On April 24, Ayesha, 37, filed a declaration, obtained by In Touch, pleading for the court to reconsider the decision determining California was not the proper state to determine how much Anthony, 23, will pay in child support.
Aubri was born in October 2024. A DNA test was done on the parties in December 2024, which confirmed the NBA star was the father.
Ayesha filed a paternity lawsuit in California demanding child support. Meanwhile, Anthony filed a separate case in Georgia.
He claimed he had no ties to California and questioned if Ayesha actually lived in the state. Anthony accused Ayesha of filing her suit in Los Angeles in an attempt to score a higher child support award. Ayesha denied the accusations.
She said she moved to California months before Aubri was born.
In her recently filed motion, Ayesha argued Anthony does have ties to California due to his agent at William Morris Endeavor being located in L.A.
She claimed his agent not only manages his business affairs, but “has also coordinated personal matters on his behalf, including travel arrangements for me to visit Mr. Edwards in various cities.”
Ayesha attached alleged emails from 2023 “documenting itineraries she sent me, which were personally arranged by her.”
She said the agent also acted as a liaison between Anthony and her during her pregnancy, “until she was instructed to cease communication by his attorney.”
Ayesha also refuted Anthony’s claims she was working at an Atlanta city club Magic City until early 2024, when she learned she was pregnant with Aubri.
She said, “Throughout these proceedings, Mr. Edwards and his legal team have not only misrepresented his own connections but have also made false and damaging statements about me, in what appears to be an effort to discredit my character.”
She said, “One such claim was that I worked at Magic City in Atlanta until 2024. This is false. I have obtained documentation from the Atlanta Police Department showing that my last business license with that establishment expired in 2018 — seven years ago. I have been forthcoming in stating that I have not worked in Georgia for over a decade, and the evidence supports this statement.”
Ayesha also included her ovulation tracker which displayed her ovulation days “and says I was intimate.”
“I also included a screenshot of Anthony Edwards game in California in February which aligns the time that I became pregnant,” Ayesha said. The game in question took place on February 12 and was between the Minnesota Timberwolves against the L.A. Clippers.
Anthony has yet to respond to Ayesha’s recent motion in court.
As In Touch first reported, Anthony submitted a declaration in court admitting he was the father to Aubri but revealed he did not want custody or visitation.
The NBA star wrote, “[Ayesha] and I have one minor child together, Aubri Summer Howard. Paternity was recently established through DNA testing. I am not seeking child custody or visitation of Aubri. Therefore, the only issues to be resolved are financial in nature.”
Ayesha filed a series of alleged texts from Anthony that he sent after she informed him of the pregnancy.
In one alleged text, Ayesha wrote, “I’m pregnant … wanted to tell you in person but you gave me no other choice. We probably should have kept it cordial but we’re here now.”
Anthony allegedly wrote back, “Ok lol. Get da abortion lol.”
Ayesha allegedly replied, “I don’t need hush money, my intentions aren’t to blackmail you in anyway. I’m being upfront and honest. I’m not getting an abortion it’s not an option. I can keep you updated through the process or I can disappear until the babies here it’s on you.”
Her alleged text ended, “Either way I’m done going back and forward cause you think it’s a joke.”
The court has yet to rule on Ayesha’s motion. The case is ongoing.
