Anthony Edwards is concluding a well publicized paternity drama, agreeing to grant his ex-girlfriend, Ayesha Howard, sole legal and physical custody of their infant daughter, Aubri Summers. The ruling is a major resolution to a long legal fight that started long before Aubri was born in Oct. 2024. Edwards, 23, agreed to Howard, 38, temporarily having sole custody of their daughter, who has been in Howard’s custody since her birth, according to court documents obtained by U.S. Weekly. The paternity dispute originated earlier this year, with Edwards filing a paternity petition in September 2024 after Howard had filed legal documents in Los Angeles naming him the father of Aubri.

This legal battle ramped up in March 2025 when Howard filed for full custody, citing DNA test results from December 2024 showing that Edwards was indeed biologically related to their child. Edwards has agreed to give Howard full legal and physical custody in a gesture that aims to end the matter and to co-parent, a kindness given their rocky history. The paternity case, however, is not fully settled. Edwards has asked the court to hold a hearing to decide how much he should pay her, including formal child support for their daughter. Howard, for her part, is asking for child support and reimbursement for expenses related to her pregnancy and for the legal fees she’s accrued.

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So far, the court has yet to rule on these financial matters, leaving the final pieces of the case still to be decided. Still, the custody resolution is a huge move toward ensuring that Aubri Summers has the stability and care she needs from both parents. The battle over the paternity, though complicating factors up ahead, is a testament to Edwards’ willingness to be a man and take responsibility. With the financial details expected to be hammered out soon, the Minnesota Timberwolves star is taking steps to have a bright future with his little girl after putting their past differences behind them. The agreement brings some closure to a story that has gripped headlines since long before Aubri was born and is an encouraging sign that the pair can co-parent amicably in the future.

The Island Boys are back in the news, but it’s not about their music or funny videos, it’s about a fight at Adin Ross’s boxing event. Instead, the twin brothers, Franky “Kodiyakredd” Venegas and Alex “Flyysoulja” Venegas made a scene at a big boxing event hosted by popular streamer Adin Ross, where they were escorted out by security after causing some trouble. Franky had his first boxing match during the event, which was being watched live by around 390,000 viewers. But it wasn’t his performance that got people talking.

The real highlight came from another streamer, Oblivion, who quickly knocked Franky out in under three minutes. The match was so short that the Island Boys were left shocked and speechless. As things got tense after the fight, Alex jumped into the ring to confront Oblivion. Security rushed in to separate everyone and calm things down before they escalated further. Although the situation was defused, it shifted attention away from what was meant to be a focus on the boxing matches. To add to the evening’s unusual vibe, NFL star Sauce Gardner and rapper Ice Spice were featured on the kiss cam but hilariously ignored each other, bringing some unexpected humor to the night.

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The chaos caused by the Island Boys didn’t help their situation at all. Getting kicked out really drained what was supposed to be Franky’s big moment in the ring. Instead of showcasing their boxing skills, the twins ended up creating more drama, which has been a regular theme for them lately. As the event came to a close, viewers were left to think about the odd happenings of the night, one that became more about the antics of the Island Boys than the boxing itself. Their latest stunt will likely be remembered, but probably not in the way they intended.