Election Loser Clay Aiken’s Baby Mama Upset She Must Continue Paying Monthly $7,500 Child Support Payment

Clay Aiken isn't the only one smarting over his failed attempt to become a congressman in North Carolina.

RadarOnline.com has learned that the 35-year-old former American Idol contestant's baby mama, Jaymes Foster, 50, is also deeply disappointed he lost. According to a source, a win would have meant she could have petitioned for a reduction in the $7,500 child support payment she must give Aiken every month.

As RadarOnline.com reported, Foster gave birth to openly gay Aiken’s now six-year-old son, Parker, in 2008 after undergoing artificial insemination. Aiken and his former best friend have since fallen out, and they’ve been in and out of Los Angeles courts over custody issues for years.

"Jaymes was very, very disappointed that Clay lost,” a source tells RadarOnline.com. “This was a major opportunity for her to ask the judge for a reduction in child support because members of Congress are paid $174,000 a year with very generous benefits.”

Incumbent Republican Renee Elmers trounced Aiken in Norht Carolina’s predominantly conservative 2nd Congressional District.

Aiken’s baby mama is the sister of mega producer David Foster, and she had served as executive producer of Aiken’s last three ill-received albums for RCA.

“Clay is very jealous of the success that Jaymes has accomplished in her career. He wants a life of luxury, but he does not want to have to pay for it,” an insider recently told RadarOnline.com. “There is absolutely no demand for Clay as a musician. He is always trying to get more money out of Jaymes. It’s just a sad situation.”

Despite Aiken’s loss in the election, according to The Hollywood Reporter, he was able to parlay his run for office into a reality show to premiere in 2015 on NBCUniversal’s GQ channel.

Says the source, "Jaymes will want to know how much Clay is being paid for the reality show, but she knows it won't be a lot."