Showing posts with label Lance Briggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lance Briggs. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Lance Briggs talks about all the drama including the babies

Briggs proudly displays cell phone pictures of his 11-month-old daughter, then recounts the messy legal battle with the child's mother, Brittini Tribbett, that became public in mid-December

"That's just about settled," he says. "The best part about it, by law, I will be able to see my daughter regularly.

"Brittini and I have a working relationship. I can only hope that people don't view us negatively. We got into an ugly battle, but we can only take the good out of it, and that's our daughter.

The undesirable picture painted by Briggs' paternity case, coupled with the lingering effects from the Lamborghini crash, prompted him to go on an image-rebuilding campaign this off-season.

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Monday, December 17, 2007

Lance Briggs- 1 baby mother + 2 other women pregnant??

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Brittini Tribbett has a 3-month-old baby with Bears' football player Lance Briggs. Briggs won’t visit the baby consistently and only gives about $250 a week for support. They are now involved in a legal battle. A college student, Tribbett and Briggs planned of having a solid family unit but she learned of two other women that claim to be pregnant by Briggs.

"I have had an open-door policy toward parenting," she said. "Lance has apparently had an open-pants policy toward paternity."

As of October he was providing a north suburban condo for her to live in with a car and credit cards for expenses. Now she is living with the baby at her mother’s home. Tribbett has to ask family for help
with diapers, unpaid medical bills and other bills.

Briggs lawyer states that he has made settlement offers but there is desire for “mother support.” Tribbett’s lawyer states, " He has offered, in the future, to provide "less than 10 percent of what he
earns in one game. We'd expect him to pay a reasonable sum to provide the child with a lifestyle commensurate with the father's earnings, as provided by law."

He did give back the car and came for a visit this weekend after hearing of the story being published in the Chicago Sun-Times.

All images and facts via Chicago Sun-Times