DRAKE REPORTEDLY MET ALLEGED SON, SPENT CHRISTMAS WITH HIM

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Since Pusha-T exposed Drake as a father on his “Story of Adidon” diss, more details are emerging about Drake’s involvement with his alleged son.

In addition to financially supporting his baby mama Sophie Brussaux and her child, TMZ reports that Drake has been actively involved since a paternity test confirmed he’s the father. However, Drake sources say no paternity test has been taken yet, but Brussaux claims otherwise.

Drizzy wasn’t present when the former porn star gave birth, but he has reportedly met his alleged son, Adonis, and has seen him multiple times.
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Adonis was reportedly born on Drake’s birthday, Oct. 24. Additionally, they share the same initials (ADG) and last name, Graham.

TMZ reports that Drake has flown Brussaux and Adonis to be with him and chartered a private jet for them on Christmas. Brussaux posted a photo on Instagram of her and the baby boarding a plane on Christmas Eve.


The “God’s Plan” rapper has not publicly acknowledged that he’s the father, but Pusha-T brought it to light on “The Story of Adidon.” “You are hiding a child, let that boy come home,” he raps. “Deadbeat motherfucker playing border patrol / Adonis is your son and he deserves more than an adidas press run / Love that baby, respect that girl / Forget she’s a porn star, let her be your world.”

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