Tristan Thompson’s ‘baby mama’ posts first photo of alleged love child after claims he cheated on Khloe Kardashian
TRISTAN Thompson's alleged 'baby mama' Kimberly Alexander has posted her first picture of her nearly five-year-old 'love child' son.
Kimberly was sued for libel last year by the 30-year-old star, who claimed accusations that the child is his are false, providing a paternity test to prove it.
Giving followers a glimpse the almost five-year-old for the first time, Kimberly showed his smiling face as she gushed over her son.
"My handsome big boy," she captioned the post, as friends of Kimberly's flooded the comments to comment about his "likeness" to Tristan.
, and insists a paternity test came back negative.
Tristan revealed to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star that he "had sex" with Kimberly, which was a " sometime during his rookie season in 2011-2012".
Tristan shares Prince, three, with Jordan Craig, and True, three, with Khloé.
A source exclusively told The Sun: "Khloe and Tristan hired one of Hollywood’s most powerful lawyers, Marty Singer, back in May to sue this woman but the problem was they couldn’t find her.
“She had been living in Miami, Florida for years but then she moved and left no forwarding address.
Sydney claimed on a podcast that she had a with , who had allegedly lied about being .
After Marty spoke out about sending a cease and desist letter, a source close to exclusively told The Sun that it’s "not true."
The insider said Sydney “has not been served any letter” from Tristan’s team and is “confused” by his lawyer’s allegations of a cease and desist letter.
The source also alleged that Sydney has been “telling the truth” and has the “receipts” to back up her claims.
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In a statement obtained by The Sun, Sydney's attorney stated that her client is "outraged at what she regards as false statements that have been made about her in the media by Tristan Thompson’s representatives.
“When we conclude our investigation, we will then advise Sydney regarding her legal options."