Allen Iverson abducted his own children??????

Allen Iverson can’t seem to keep himself out of trouble.

Despite the former NBA star’s financial troubles he seems to also be suffering from a case of “bad a@# baby mamma drama”. The latest drama hitting the Iverson camp “his ex-wife is accusing him of abducting his own children.”

According to TMZ, Ex-wife Tawanna Iverson filed legal documents last Monday, claiming that Allen asked permission to take their five children on a short vacation to Charlotte, North Carolina USA from May 22nd to May 26th. She subsequently agreed, but the children age ranging from 3 to 16 years old didn’t return to their mother’s home on May 26 th in fact they have yet to return.

Allen Iverson: Beyond Broke.

The documents state that Tawanna tried setting up a neutral meeting point to have their children returned on June 4th to no avail as Allen was a no show.

Tawanna has sole legal and primary physical custody of their children and she believes Allen is currently keeping the children at a Sheraton hotel in Georgia.

Situation whith parents and children are often very sencetive matters to deal with, both parties have their reasons and may different understandings.

• If you were in this situation as Allen would you have done the same?
• With that being said if you were miss Iverson how would you have felt?
• What is your advice to both Miss and Mr Iverson?

Allen Iverson: Beyond Broke?

Allen Iverson, one of the greatest NBA players of this generation who earned more than $150 million during his playing career, cannot even afford a cheeseburger today.

Just three years removed from the league that made him a multimillionaire, where the undersized 6-foot turbocharged dynamo earned the adulation of millions for winning against the giants, he has quickly spiraled into a pit of alcoholism, depression and bankruptcy.

Friends and family members say, however, that the seeds of his precipitous fall from grace and financial heaven were sown years ago. For the past three years, as Iverson chased an NBA comeback, his marriage fell apart and much of his fortune – he earned more than $150 million in salary alone during his career – dissolved.

Things are so bad that during his divorce trial in 2012.

Iverson stood during a divorce proceeding in Atlanta in 2012 and pulled out his pants pockets. “I don’t even have money for a cheeseburger,” he shouted toward his estranged wife, Tawanna, who then handed him $61.

Now, those who once ignored past signals have recognized that basketball may have been the only thing holding Iverson’s life together. “He has hit rock bottom, and he just hasn’t accepted it yet,” says former Philadelphia teammate Roshown McLeod.