Jailbird Bill Cosby Caught In Love Child DNA Scandal
Disgraced comedian worried drama will 'completely ruin the little life he has left.’
June 20 2019, Updated 4:29 p.m. ET
Bill Cosby has been caught up in a new DNA scandal after his personal items — which could prove the disgraced comic secretly fathered multiple love children — were smuggled out of prison.
Now, sources told RadarOnline.com the shamed star's toothbrush, clothing and hats taken from SCI Phoenix prison may doom his marriage tohis long-suffering wife, Camille, who has been publicly supporting the 81-year-old since he was sent away for drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004.
The items might contain DNA evidence that can be lab tested against samples from two people who claim they’re Cosby’s love children.
If the results confirm Cosby’s paternity, sources said Camille might finally walk away from the man she married in 1964.
Last year, the existence of a possible love child Cosby allegedly fathered with Mary Waller, who in the ’80s served as his “business manager” on a $2 million-a-year salary, was reported.
When a reporter approached Waller’s son, Emon Waller, now 34, he confirmed he wanted Cosby to submit a DNA test.
Back in 1997, it was also reported that Cosby’s affair resulted in the 1974 birth of Autumn Jackson.
If Cosby is proven to be Emon’s dad, Camille will pinch the former Jell-O pitchman for everything he’s got, according to insiders.
“There’s only so much more shame and humiliation she can take,” a source said.
The star, who did not respond to our request for comment, is aware of the DNA prison break, according to another source, and has given staffers orders to head off potential legal ammunition for Camille.
“He wants all resources on deck to stop any DNA testing because that’ll completely ruin the little life he has left,” the source said.
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