(EXCLUSIVE) LHHA Star Stevie J Working On Plea Deal w/ Feds Over $1 Million Unpaid Child Support
Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star Stevie J (real name Steven Jordan) is getting close to reaching a plea deal with the federal government over his $1 million in unpaid child support and it appears the terms of the deal with be hammered out within the month, which will determine how long the reality star has to serve in jail — theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports.
As previously reported, the reality star was arrested back in June by the feds, reportedly all over a million-dollar child support debt he owed to his baby mama. He had two children with his former girlfriend back in 1997 and 1998 and was ordered to pay $6,600 a month which was then raised later on to $8,800. Stevie is reportedly accused of not paying his baby mama since 2001 and his back support bill ballooned to $1,107,412.

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