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Anthony Edwards exploded, claiming his baby mama Ayesha Howard cheated on him with Kevin Durant, then demanded $120K a month in child support, adding that the judge saw everything he'd been through and shut it down, ordering just $3K instead. 😳 "They both betrayed bro." "Thank God the judge...

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