NFL quarterbacks are usually busy reading defenses. Apparently, Geno Smith now has to read warning texts too.
The drama kicked off after Geno Smith’s baby mama, Kennedy, decided it was time to share some alleged receipts with the world. And when we say receipts, we mean text messages that looked less like casual conversation and more like a public service announcement.
According to the screenshots, she warned Geno about his alleged new girlfriend, Kristen Stubbs. Not because she forgot to wish them luck, not because she was feeling nostalgic, but because Kristen previously called the cops on him after crashing his place over one weekend.
In of the screenshots, Kennedy allegedly tells Geno …”Promise me my child won’t be around Kristen or we are not going.”
The social media posts appear to center on disagreements over parenting arrangements and who spends time around Seven, though the full context of the conversation remains unclear.
The posts come after a woman named Kristen went to social media on Sunday with shocking claims against Geno … saying, “Today is the DAY! GENO SMITH beat my ass cause he HATES taking care of his special needs kid and can’t be left alone with him because he’d rather watch s*x online and play Call of Duty.”
Local authorities tell us only one call for service was made at Geno’s home Sunday … no arrests were made, and the case is still under review.
Nothing says “healthy relationship” quite like getting a warning text that basically translates to, “Hey, just a heads up about the person you’re dating.”
Once the video and allegations went viral online, Kennedy came out and defended her baby’s dad online … saying, “Geno is and always has been more than capable of taking care of his son. Let’s kill that narrative. Don’t get on the internet bringing my son into your web of dysfunction.”
If your baby mama starts posting screenshots about your new relationship, your offseason just got a lot more interesting.
This one has everything: football, leaked texts, relationship drama, and social media detectives working overtime. Exactly the kind of chaos the internet loves.
