Baby Mama New Man Can't Discipline Child Says Mojo Brookzz & Shannon Sharpe I CLUB SHAY SHAY

TL;DR

Mojo Brookzz and Shannon Sharpe agree a co-parent's new partner has no right to physically discipline your child, but deserves basic respect.

Key Points

• 1.A new partner cannot physically discipline your child. Both Mojo and Shannon agree the rule is clear: if there's an issue, call the bio parent to handle it — don't put your hands on the child.
• 2.Shannon Sharpe told his kids to respect his co-parent's new man in the home. He instructed them to stop when told and not talk back, while also warning the mother he wouldn't tolerate problems — 'don't have one of them kids caught.'
• 3.Mojo Brookzz credits his daughter's mother for sacrifices that enabled his comedy career. He says he invested in her businesses and supports her financially because without her taking care of their daughter, he couldn't have pursued his dream.
• 4.Mojo draws a firm line at financially supporting his baby mama's new boyfriend. He says if her man isn't covering the rent, his first question is 'where is he?' — he is only responsible for his daughter, not her partner's obligations.
• 5.Mojo owed $100,000 in taxes after his 2020 pandemic earnings because he had no LLC and was paid under his Social Security number. He and Shannon advise paying taxes quarterly and setting up proper business structures before money starts coming in.