The day after Alejandra Nash, wife of basketball star Steve Nash, gave birth to a their son, Steve Nash announced that he and his wife were divorcing.

Um, couldn’t he wait a few days at least to announce the split? Great way to remember your child’s birthday! Classy move.

Matteo Joel was born on November 12, 2010. The day after his birth, Nash made a statement to Life & Style in which he announced the birth but called it a “bittersweet moment”, revealing that he and his wife had “lived separately for the past several months” and are “in the process of dissolving” their marriage.

Alejandra was born in Paraguay and met Steve in 2001. They already have twin daughters, Lola and Bella, who were born in 2004. The children were born in Phoenix, Arizona. In June 2005, Alejandra and Steve married.

Alejandra Amarilla was an active member of the Phoenix Suns Wives Organization, where she volunteers her time and energy to several charitable organizations throughout the greater Phoenix area. She used to work as a personal trainer, while living in Manhattan. Since meeting and marrying Steve, she has become a regular contributor for many charitable endeavors.

All I can say is, despite what issues the couple had, that was a very poor move for Nash. Wasn’t he busy enough welcoming his new son to talk to the press? Why the rush?


I wonder if Alejandra approved of his statement? The day after his son’s birth?

“While we have lived separately for the past several months, we remain firmly committed to raising our children in the most positive, nurturing way possible,” he said in the statement.

The day after Alejandra Nash, wife of basketball star Steve Nash, gave birth to a their son, Steve Nash announced that he and his wife were divorcing.

Um, couldn’t he wait a few days at least to announce the split? Great way to remember your child’s birthday! Classy move.

Matteo Joel was born on November 12, 2010. The day after his birth, Nash made a statement to Life & Style in which he announced the birth but called it a “bittersweet moment”, revealing that he and his wife had “lived separately for the past several months” and are “in the process of dissolving” their marriage.

Alejandra was born in Paraguay and met Steve in 2001. They already have twin daughters, Lola and Bella, who were born in 2004. The children were born in Phoenix, Arizona. In June 2005, Alejandra and Steve married.

Alejandra Amarilla was an active member of the Phoenix Suns Wives Organization, where she volunteers her time and energy to several charitable organizations throughout the greater Phoenix area. She used to work as a personal trainer, while living in Manhattan. Since meeting and marrying Steve, she has become a regular contributor for many charitable endeavors.

All I can say is, despite what issues the couple had, that was a very poor move for Nash. Wasn’t he busy enough welcoming his new son to talk to the press? Why the rush?


I wonder if Alejandra approved of his statement? The day after his son’s birth?

“While we have lived separately for the past several months, we remain firmly committed to raising our children in the most positive, nurturing way possible,” he said in the statement.

PHOTO! Here is a picture of Alejandra Jackson, Randy and Jaffar Jackson’s mother. Alejandra Jackson’s pic as Jermaine Jackson’s ex wife first was covered on LALATE in 2007.

Then, Jermaine Jackson claimed he was broke, with no income, and no employment, unable to support Alejandra and pay support for Jaffar.

In a declaration filed in divorce court in 2007, Jermaine Jackson said he shouldn’t be forced to pay spousal support because “I currently do not have any employment” and “I do not have any income from which to pay support.”

Alejandra also claimed her pockets were empty. Her declarations as reported by LALATE then stated that she was broke and not getting any spousal support, that she and her kids are still living with Jackson’s mom.

Reports say as of this week they still are.

So how many kids does Jermaine have? Reportedly 8 total!

(Ages as of 2007 were the following:) Jermaine and this Alejandra have two sons, Jaffar, 11, and Jermajesty, 6, together. Alejandra also has two teenage children Randy Jackson —Genevieve, 17, and Randy Jr., 14.

“Occasionally and not consistently Mrs. Jackson will give me a couple hundred dollars for food or other expenses I need,” Alejandra stated in court documents, referring to mother-in-law Katherine Jackson.

“I do not object to an appropriate level of child support,” said Jermaine. “However, the reality is that [Alejandra] has knowingly misled this court into believing that I have income which I do not. I currently do not have any employment…

“Thus I find myself in a Catch-22 situation where while I need money, I also need to be very cognizant of what employment I do undertake so as not to degrade my market value and ability to obtain legitimate work in the future. Unfortunately (and sadly), this troubling situation is very common in the entertainment industry.”

PHOTO! Here is a picture of Alejandra Jackson, Randy and Jaffar Jackson’s mother. Alejandra Jackson’s pic as Jermaine Jackson’s ex wife first was covered on LALATE in 2007.

Then, Jermaine Jackson claimed he was broke, with no income, and no employment, unable to support Alejandra and pay support for Jaffar.

In a declaration filed in divorce court in 2007, Jermaine Jackson said he shouldn’t be forced to pay spousal support because “I currently do not have any employment” and “I do not have any income from which to pay support.”

Alejandra also claimed her pockets were empty. Her declarations as reported by LALATE then stated that she was broke and not getting any spousal support, that she and her kids are still living with Jackson’s mom.

Reports say as of this week they still are.

So how many kids does Jermaine have? Reportedly 8 total!

(Ages as of 2007 were the following:) Jermaine and this Alejandra have two sons, Jaffar, 11, and Jermajesty, 6, together. Alejandra also has two teenage children Randy Jackson —Genevieve, 17, and Randy Jr., 14.

“Occasionally and not consistently Mrs. Jackson will give me a couple hundred dollars for food or other expenses I need,” Alejandra stated in court documents, referring to mother-in-law Katherine Jackson.

“I do not object to an appropriate level of child support,” said Jermaine. “However, the reality is that [Alejandra] has knowingly misled this court into believing that I have income which I do not. I currently do not have any employment…

“Thus I find myself in a Catch-22 situation where while I need money, I also need to be very cognizant of what employment I do undertake so as not to degrade my market value and ability to obtain legitimate work in the future. Unfortunately (and sadly), this troubling situation is very common in the entertainment industry.”