Anthony Edwards has been ordered to pay $14,000 per month in child support to his ex, Alexandria Descroches, for their son Amir, whom the Timberwolves star says he has never met.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the payment was calculated in part from Edwards’ monthly income of nearly $4.8 million.
The final amount is significantly higher than the roughly $3,200 baseline figure, though Descroches had requested even more.
The documents state that Descroches earns approximately $1,016 each month and hopes to finish college to improve her ability to provide for their child.
The court also examined Edwards’ substantial monthly spending, noting approximately $31,000 for food, $70,000 for entertainment and $30,000 for vacations.
Beyond monthly support, Edwards was ordered to obtain a life insurance policy worth roughly $2.6 million, with Descroches listed as the primary beneficiary.
He must also cover more than $21,000 in her legal expenses. Edwards and Descroches share Amir, who was born in 2023.
According to the documents, Edwards acknowledged under oath that he has never met the boy in person and is not requesting parenting time.
The ruling follows another child-support case involving Edwards.
TMZ previously reported that he was ordered to pay $3,000 to Ayesha Howard for their daughter.
NBA’s Anthony Edwards Ordered to Pay Child Support For Kid He Says He Never Met https://t.co/8S8egIHLYs
— TMZ Sports (@TMZ_Sports) August 20, 2026
