The saga of Charlotte Hornets striker PJ Washington and his new baby’s mom, Brittany Renner, has taken a strange new turn.

Washington and Renner have been on the news for the past few weeks after breaking up after giving birth to their child. The former Kentucky star’s social media activity suggests he felt he was being exploited by Renner for reasons of financial security.

This was the now-deleted tweet that sparked all speculation:

Renner is a fitness model who has historically been romantically linked to James Harden, Drake, Lil Uzi Vert, Jamal Murray, Ben Simmons, Trey Songz, Chris Brown, and Colin Kaepernick. She also frequently posted about how many celebrities and athletes she’d slept with.

Many have suggested that Renner “groomed” Washington by showing up to his games in Kentucky when he was 18 years old and she was significantly older. She certainly wouldn’t be the first woman to do something like this if it were true.

Aye, no, that’s weird Brittany Renner was chasing Pj Washington. He was 18 and played in Kentucky .com / AIcucuS8py

– mar_bizzy (@kamarblaze) July 26, 2021

After the couple broke up, jokes began to fly about Washington having hooked Renner for 18 years. Somehow a rumor started circulating that he is paying $ 200,000 a month in child support.

This week Renner responded to this special request.

Which money? People actually believed that 200,000 posts a month ??? Chile I thought it was a fucking joke oh wow https://t.co/pABAkDmB3c

– Brittany Renner (@brittanyrennerr) August 5, 2021

So it appears that the $ 200,000 charge, at least, is false. Renner doesn’t come from Washington with this sum – at least not yet.

Based on how that story has played out from the couple’s inception to the present day, it is safe to assume that we will hear a lot more about this in the weeks and months to come.

The Bucks owner’s daughter decided to bring in 2021 with a bang by taking off all of her clothes. https://t.co/UgzhEEna4o

– Game 7 (@ game7__) January 7, 2021

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