Antonio Cromartie might want to consider appearing on the hit TV show “Family Feud.”
The free-agent NFL cornerback is trying to evict his mother from a house in Florida that he bought her, TMZ reported Friday. Cromatie served his mom eviction papers, which state she must leave the property by Monday unless she makes a payment of $2,300.
Cromartie’s representative told TMZ that his client’s mother was making the monthly $700 mortgage payments since 2011 but stopped doing so in June.
“We’re told the mother refused (to pay the mortgage) — insisting (Cromartie), who’s made millions in his career, should pay since the house was supposed to be a gift,” TMZ wrote, citing Cromartie’s sister LaQuinta Gardner.
As expected, Cromartie’s decision has angered his family members.
Cromartie is a father of 12 children and currently seeks a new employer in the NFL. His representative says his children are his financial priority and that he his mother and her husband can afford to support themselves.
Be it in the house he bought as a “gift” or somewhere else.
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