Khloé Kardashian's ex Tristan Thompson files gag order on woman claiming he fathered her child
NBA star Tristan Thompson has filed a gag order in an attempt to silence the woman who claims she gave birth to his baby last week.
Us Weekly reports the Sacramento Kings player asked a judge for the emergency motion on Tuesday in Harris County, Texas, where he requested for himself and local personal trainer Maralee Nichols be banned from speaking out about the paternity case as it plays out in court.
The case originally kicked off in June, when Nichols filed a paternity suit against Thompson, in which she claimed she and the basketballer conceived a child in March when he was in town for his 30th birthday.
Tristan Thompson was reportedly still dating Khloé Kardashian when he had a fling with Maralee Nichols in March. Instagram
He has since admitted to sleeping with the trainer but has doubts over whether he is the father. However, in Nichols' filing, she has reportedly requested child support and other birth expenses.
It's believed the athlete was still dating reality TV star Khloé Kardashian at the time of the fling. The pair, who share a three-year-old daughter True, ended their on-off, five-year relationship for good in June.
Thompson also shares a four-year-old son, Prince, with ex-girlfriend Jordan Craig. Nichols has since given birth to a boy, welcoming him on December 2.
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Tristan Thompson shares daughter True with Khloé Kardashian and son Prince with ex Jordan Craig. Instagram
Now, in fresh documents obtained by Us Weekly, Thompson claimed Nichols violated a confidentiality agreement that a judge put in place earlier in the proceedings as she allegedly spoke to the media about the situation.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson dated on and off since 2016. Instagram
In the documents, Thompson accused Maralee of "leaking information" about the paternity suit, calling it a "flagrant and callous disregard for this Court's authority and with malicious intent toward".
Thompson also accused the PT of filing the suit to "try to achieve some sort of notoriety and gain for herself".