Brittany Renner CONFRONTS PJ Washington And Claims $35,000 Per Month in CHILD SUPPORT!

Brittany Renner is demanding a major increase in child support from NBA star PJ Washington, seeking $35,000 per month, a significant jump from the current $5,500 monthly arrangement. This demand comes shortly after Washington signed a massive four-year, $90 million contract extension with the Dallas Mavericks, raising his monthly income to approximately $1.4 million. Renner argues that the existing child support amount represents only 0.38% of Washington’s income and fails to provide their son, PJ Jr., with a lifestyle comparable to that of Washington’s other children with his wife, model Alisah Chanel.

In court documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on September 29, 2025, Renner not only requested the monthly support increase but also $50,000 in attorney fees, citing complex litigation ahead. She claimed her financial situation had deteriorated significantly, with just $81 in her bank account, over $35,000 in debt, and a sharp decline in influencer earnings—from $50,000 per post at her peak to only $10,000 in 2025. After being fired from Basketball Wives in June 2025 and enduring public scrutiny, she says she’s now financially drowning while Washington lives in luxury.

Renner detailed $20,000 in monthly expenses tied to raising their child in Los Angeles, including $10,000 for housing, $5,000 for childcare, $3,000 for travel between LA and Dallas for custody exchanges, and $2,000 for therapy and security for their son. She also pointed to Washington’s lavish spending on his new family—luxury vacations, designer goods, and high-end cars—as proof of the lifestyle disparity their son faces.

The motion reignited a years-long custody battle marked by public feuds, viral videos, and mutual accusations. Once celebrated as a glamorous couple, Renner and Washington’s relationship has devolved into one of the most public and bitter custody wars in recent celebrity history, drawing widespread commentary on social media, with many accusing Renner of trying to profit from Washington’s success. As the legal battle unfolds, the core issue remains: what level of support truly reflects the best interests of their child amid such extreme financial inequality between parents?