Posted by: ladyrayne on: May 30, 2009
Back in March I blogged about Travis Henry keeping up with former NBA player Shawn Kemp in the baby daddy department. Well fellas, meet your brother in arms. Twenty nine year old Desmond Hatchett is the father of (hold the phone now!!!!) 21 children. Yes I said 21 C_H_I_L_D_R_E_N. Shawn, Travis and Desmond have enough kids to start their own school.
Desmond can’t afford to support all of his kids cause he works a minimum wage job. But somehow he had the time and energy to stick Lil Desmond into any woman that has a pulse.

Tennessee man tells child support court he has 21 children
Barbara Thompson
As if Octomom wasn’t bad enough, a Tennessee man, 29 year old Desmond Hatchett has now fathered at least 21 children he can’t support. Hatchett was in child support court again last week. His name appeared on the dockett 11 times in one day, representing 15 of his children.
Hatchett says he wasn’t out to set a record. He says he never intended to have this many children, “It just happened.” He fathered the children by at least 11 different women and he claims all of the mothers knew about his large family. The children range in age from newborn to 11 years old.
The article also states that he had 4 children in one year twice. Dude was super busy. But you know what? Not only is he an idiot, the women he slept with are idiots too. To sleep with a man like this, knowing about his brood says alot about them. And not even caring about whether he could be a disease carrier doesn’t seem to matter to them. Black folks are always talking about how the high rate of HIV/AIDS is decimating the black community but is anyone talking about behavior? Like the behavior of folks like Desmond and his baby mamas. No one wants to talk about the behavior factor. But some black folks have no problem talking about a mad white scientist creating HIV/AIDS in order to decimate the black community.
Anyway Daddy Hatchett needs to slow his roll and learn how to use a condom or get a vasectomy like I recommended for Travis Henry.