Is That Your Chick? (Your Baby Mama’s Gone Wild)
Yesterday was Super Bowl Sunday and some team played against another team. One of them won, but heck if I know.
As I’m sure you can tell by my vivid description, I don’t follow football and could careless about the championship game. All I know is the game took place in Miami and a trailer load of freakiness was going down.
Last weekend, NFL player Terrell “T.O.” Owens (Google says he’s signed to the Bills, who play in Buffalo) and Ludacris threw a celebrity pool party that included a “How Low Can You Go” contest. As expected, a bunch of booty poppin’ went down but there’s one contestant in particular that’s been getting most of the attention. Apparently, NBA player/Orlando Magic Dwight Howard’s baby mama, Royce Reed, joined in the fray and the footage has leaked online.
You can peep how everything she went down here:
For approximately two minutes, ol’ girl pops and drops it; pulls her pants down to stick it out; grinds on another chick; spanks some broad’s ass; and even showboats for the crowd to take the title. It all made for a great spectator’s sport for the drooling men in attendance (and a couple female groupies) but all got me to thinking: What if this were the mother of my children?
I don’t know Ms. Reed personally (although I did Google her found her name attached to gold-diggerdom) and I’m sure she’s a nice young lady, but I’d hope the mother of my children would display better judgment. Now, that’s not a knock against her dancing ability because shorty got “talent” that I’m sure was part of how she snagged her man, but I’d prefer my woman save those moves for the privacy of our bedroom.
Or maybe that’s just me.
Maybe I’m secretly sexist, but I feel like your woman represents you and vice versa. If your mate acts out of pocket it reflects badly on the other person. That’s only amplified if said person is the mother of your children.
As expected, the online haters comedians are in full swing. But can you blame them?
Here’s a sampling of some of the comments Reed’s video has received:
“Damn, imagine Googling your mother’s name and thisshitrighthere pops up? Poor kid.”
“Lovely to take home to mother. What was dude thinking?”
“Dwight is gonna use this video as evidence she’s an unfit mother if there’s ever a custody battle lol.”
“The traveling ho’s are in Miami this week for the Super Bowl. They’ll all be in Dallas next week for the All Star game. Sad. How could he get her pregnant? She can work it, but you gotta strap up. You don’t want to deal with a chick like that the rest of your life. Dwight lost.”
If this was some random chick, no one would really care. She’d just be labeled as one of the numerous groupies that came out the woodworks for the Super Bowl weekend. However, Reed is attached to an NBA baller—for life.
It’s not even that what Reed did was so over the top, it’s just by being in the public eye—by default—she should have known better. You don’t go to one of the biggest sporting events of the year and show off your good stuff in front of your baby daddy’s peers with video cameras present. And the grand prize was a pair of tickets to a basketball game.
WTH!?
Your baby daddy is a basketball player and you have guaranteed courtside seats already.
#EpicFail
Do you think that Reed did anything wrong? Should she be mindful of how her actions may affect Dwight Howard’s public image since he’s a celebrity? Or is she a grown ass woman and is free to do what she wants—even booty poppin’? Should Dwight be upset at Reed’s actions? Do you think Reed’s booty poppin’ was becoming of a mother? How embarrassed would you be if this was your mother? Do you feel that your partner’s actions can ever reflect badly on you? How would you feel if this was your baby mama/daughter/mother/sister?
Speak your piece…
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UPDATE: Reed Responds
Hello Everyone,
I’m writing this blog to address my dancing at the Superbowl Pool Party. I’m not going to pass blame on anyone but myself. What you saw on that video is not an accurate portrayal or description of Royce. Although a lot of you don’t think it was THAT BAD or say that I was JUST HAVING FUN, I DO feel I took it too far. After having a few drinks and enjoying a great time I was encouraged to participate in the contest.
I look at that video and to be honest I wish someone would’ve YOKED me off the stage lol. I wasnt smoking or doing drugs so I’ve learned to accept it for what it was. It’s not something I’m proud of but Im also not going to pity myself and say Im embarrassed or ashamed because I’m not. I DID IT! I OWN IT! IT WAS ME! I’m a company owner, a friend and most importantly a MOM, a daughter and a sister. I don’t like the way I looked on the video at all and im not going to CONTINUE to act like Im ok with it. So much has been written about me in the past that has been untrue and I feel like this incident has given people something tangible to hold against me. I am human therefore I’m not perfect and I do make mistakes.
This was a mistake that I wont repeat. Throw the rock, hide your hand…I still got hit! I’m still a project God is working on. I have a LONG way to go. I’m still strong and I’m still standing!
Royce Reed



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