Bad Dad? Tristan Thompson Has Only Seen Son 9 Times Since Birth, Baby Mama Claims

According to Craig's declaration, Thompson saw their son once in 2016, four times in 2017, and four times in 2018. He only spent time with him alone in one instance over the years, she added.

"I have given Tristan almost two years to step up and assume the fatherly role for our son. As set forth below in detail, he has failed to do so," Craig, 27, wrote in her declaration.

"I cannot force Tristan to be a father. I have been and will continue to be the sole caretaker of our son. It is my pleasure to care for him daily and tend to his needs."

"I only ask that the court order Tristan to pay child support in the amount he is legally required to under the guidelines."

Craig, a Los Angeles-based blogger and model, said while she and Thompson had agreed on an informal child support schedule, those payments still fell short of what the baller should have paid based on his $16.4 million annual salary from the Cleveland Cavaliers.

In her January 31, 2019 deposition, Craig said Thompson initially paid her $15,000 a month.

When asked how many times he had seen Prince during his January 29, 2019 deposition, Thompson answered, "I don't know the exact number."

The NBA player said he disagreed with "multiple things" characterized in Craig's declaration statements.

When asked about specific time periods of visitation set forth in Craig's declaration, Thompson replied, "I doubt anyone was keeping time," he said. "Well, I think it's inaccurate."

Thompson said while Craig has invited him to attend Prince's doctor and dentist appointments, she does so when he's not available due to his public schedule.

Thompson alluded that Craig has denied him visitation, and added that his family and friends have tried to reach out to his ex, but "they got delayed response from her for us to even see him."

Both sides did come to an agreement over child support last month, with Thompson agreeing to pay $40,000 per month. He also was ordered to pay Craig $200,000 for retroactive child support within 10 days of signing the May 14 settlement.