Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker
admits having 2 more ‘secret’ children
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/16/2022 3:25:32 PM
Republican Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker acknowledged Thursday he has two more children the public doesn’t know about—just one day after it was revealed he has a “secret” 10-year-old son. Walker, 60, confirmed to the Daily Beast that he has a total of four children—three sons and a daughter. Until this week, the ex-NFL star had only publicly spoken about one of them—his 22-year-old son, Christian Walker. In addition to the 10-year-old son, whom he has not played an active role in raising, Walker has a 13-year-old boy and an adult daughter who was born when
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He's just keepin it real is all (and he's got nothing on USA's First Son), and I'd certainly vote for him over Raphael Warlock, not that it matters seeing how Georgia elections are allowed to be rigged (thanks for nothing, Gov. Kelp).