Orlando Shaw, Dad of 22 Kids by 14 Women, May Get a Reality Show

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Remember OKTC’s old friend Orlando Shaw, the Nashville man with 22 children by 14 different mothers, well, he’s back.

And he’s got a reality show in the works.  

That and he’s about to become a grandfather at 33. 

All of this might leave you wondering, why isn’t Shaw, wearing a nice all yellow outfit with the word Martian on a t-shirt, considering getting a vasectomy? 

Because of the movie “War Horse.”

“Have you seen the movie War Horse? I’m a war horse and I don’t want to be cut down there and it won’t work the right way no more,” said a pensive Shaw.

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In this version of the story, we see a more contemplative Shaw. This is the father of 22 in winter. Now that he’s a grandfather, he reflects upon the fact that his own children don’t need to have babies. “I have babies for her,” Shaw said of his pregnant daughter. “If she wanted a baby, daddy has plenty for us.”

Indeed. 

He also wants to combat the ridiculous idea that he’s a deadbeat father, although he acknowledges he does not have child support money. “I’m not a deadbeat, I’ve never been a deadbeat,” said Shaw. “I’m a devoted father to all my children.”

That’s because all of his baby mommas can find him. And if they can’t find him? Well, Shaw can find them. 

“Out of all my children, all of their mothers can find me — of i they can’t find me, I’ll find them. I don’t play about with those children,” he told News Channel 5 reporter Nick Beres, who has rapidly become the Boswell to Shaw’s Samuel Johnson. 

In this video, we also meet Shaw’s mother, a Memphis Tiger basketball fan, who informs us that she taught her son all about the birds and the bees. And that she doesn’t think he intended to have 22 kids. 

“No, but since he was messing with the girls, it happened.”

Succinct, Ms. Shaw. 

Will Outkick be watching this show?

Yep. 

Here’s Orlando Shaw’s initial interview that Outkick sent viral. 

So maybe we have a happy ending coming after all. 

Shaw’s $7500 a month in child support checks being covered by a reality show paycheck. 

Yep, that’s ‘Merica for you. 

Written by Clay Travis

Clay Travis is the founder of the fastest growing national multimedia platform, OutKick, that produces and distributes engaging content across sports and pop culture to millions of fans across the country. OutKick was created by Travis in 2011 and sold to the Fox Corporation in 2021.

One of the most electrifying and outspoken personalities in the industry, Travis hosts OutKick The Show where he provides his unfiltered opinion on the most compelling headlines throughout sports, culture, and politics. He also makes regular appearances on FOX News Media as a contributor providing analysis on a variety of subjects ranging from sports news to the cultural landscape. Throughout the college football season, Travis is on Big Noon Kickoff for Fox Sports breaking down the game and the latest storylines.

Additionally, Travis serves as a co-host of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, a three-hour conservative radio talk program syndicated across Premiere Networks radio stations nationwide.

Previously, he launched OutKick The Coverage on Fox Sports Radio that included interviews and listener interactions and was on Fox Sports Bet for four years. Additionally, Travis started an iHeartRadio Original Podcast called Wins & Losses that featured in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports.

Travis is a graduate of George Washington University as well as Vanderbilt Law School. Based in Nashville, he is the author of Dixieland Delight, On Rocky Top, and Republicans Buy Sneakers Too.

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