Chris Rock has requested a Georgia court to start paternity proceedings to assess if he’s the biological father of a 13-year-old boy, whose mother tried to file a paternity lawsuit against him last month.
The actor and comedian is willing to provide support, maintenance, and education of the boy, if the DNA tests prove the relation.
Kali Bowyer, who lives in Bulloch County, sought to file a paternity lawsuit against Rock seeking child support and medical coverage for her son, Jordan the last month. However, the lady had to withdraw the lawsuit after she found that it was outside the southeast Georgia county’s jurisdiction because Rock is a New Jersey resident. Rock, who has two kids with his wife of ten years is requesting the matter be taken up in the Georgia court.
Brett Kimmel, Bowyer’s attorney in New York did not explain the nature of relationship between his client and Rock. He was unable to explain why his client waited for a 13 long years to file a lawsuit.
Rock’s attorney, John Mayoue of Atlanta, and his publicist, Leslie Sloane, did not respond to any media calls.
