Pilar Says Deion Sanders Lied In Court, Hasn’t Paid Child Support Since April

The very public divorce between Deion and Pilar Sanders, including their children continues. In an interview with Rumor Fix, Pilar claims that Deion has not paid child support since April for their three kids (he was ordered to pay $10,500, but says that's six times the amount required in the state of Texas). She also says that contrary to Deion's claims, he is not w/ or taking care of the couple's children 50% of the time.
“He doesn’t want the children to live in the lifestyle that they are used to — he hasn’t even purchased them new clothes for school. They are not there half the time. He’s lied to the court. My oldest son is with me 100 percent of the time. He’s old enough to see the BS. He’s sick of it. He can tweet all the pictures
he wants of his kids, but the proof is in the way he’s living. I built a brand that’s darn near indestructible. Now I’m paying for it.”
The couple had been married for 14 years. No official response yet from Deion's camp.
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