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Steven ā€œStevie Jā€ Jordan is a man with a seemingly-ever-growing family. He already haĀ five kids, to be exact, with one more (allegedly) on the way with ex-girlfriend Joseline Hernandez.

But on Thursday, the producer and reality star announced that he’ll be going to jail soon because of a child support case ruling.

“Not playing no games,” he says. “No fakes no phonies real ni**as only. Shout out to my reals ones locked up. #freefaceoff #freecoreyjacobs #freeloon #freedevaloso #Freelenlo bout to do this time starting next week, sum thing light for this child support case. My kids love me & I love them & that’s all that matters. Period. Fake industry ni**as stand clear Danger Zone only! Trust no one.”


In another post he says, “Enjoy life while you can. U.S. Government vs. STEVEN JORDAN @barackobama”

According to Bossip, Stevie J was battling a seven figure sum in back support for his son, now 18, and daughter, 17.

From Bossip:

According to court papers obtained by BOSSIP, Stevie was supposed to pay $8,557 a month for the kids, and as of 2014, owed $1,107,412. The reality star had unsuccessfully tried to apply for ā€œdeferred prosecution,ā€ where he’d essentially get off in exchange for him agreeing to certain terms from the government. But lawyers for the feds revealed that the government rejected Stevie’s request, and a judge scheduled it for trial in December.

On a positive note, he and DJ Khaled were recently awarded a BMI for their work on hit song, “All Eyes On You” by Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown and Meek Mill.

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Stevie J. Is Heading To Jail For $1 Million In Back Child Support was originally published on ionehellobeautiful.staging.go.ione.nyc

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