NBA YoungBoy confirms 13th baby is on the way: Here's what people are saying online
NBA Youngboy's got more kids than hits, fans joke
Within minutes of the announcement, fans flooded Twitter (now X) with a mix of disbelief and humour. One user wrote, '
Bro has a football team and bench players.' Another said, '13 kids? Bro trying to be the next Nick Cannon but from Baton Rouge.'
25 year old NBA YoungBoy confirms he's expecting his 13th child pic.twitter.com/DONidbKvCn
The memes came rolling in too, one showed a basketball lineup titled 'YoungBoy's starting five and subs,' and another joked, '
he goin after genghis khans throne'.
he goin after genghis khans throne
Bro has a football team and bench players 😭
A few also made serious comments about responsibility and fatherhood. But most took the light-hearted route, just laughing about how fast YoungBoy keeps adding to his family tree.
A look at NBA YoungBoy's baby mommas
NBA YoungBoy reportedly has 13 kids with at least eight confirmed women, plus up to two more rumoured. Here's a breakdown:
Nisha Keller: Children Kayden (2016) and Armani (2020).
Starr Dejanee: Kamiri (2017), co‑raised Kamron (not biological).
Jania Meshell: Son Kacey (2019).
Drea Symone: Daughter Kodi Capri (2020).
Iyanna 'Yaya' Mayweather: Son Kentrell Jr. (2021).
Jazlyn Mychelle (wife): Daughter Alice (Aug 2021), son Klemenza (Sep 2022), and expecting his third.
Others unconfirmed: Reports of 11th and 12th children with Drew Valentina and Hailey, including a daughter named Kiori, neither confirmed by YoungBoy directly.
At just 25, NBA YoungBoy continues expanding one of hip‑hop's largest families. With his wife Jazlyn Mychelle expecting their third child together and multiple other baby mamas in the mix, his personal life draws as much attention as his music. Social media will keep buzzing, fans are already bracing for child number 14.
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