The Orlando Sentinel's Jemele Hill has a series for the paper called "Riding With," where she rides around Miami with a various athlete/celebrity/whatever. Today, she hangs with Buffalo running back Willis McGahee, who talks about his ladies and how much fun he's having as a single rich football player.

But, man, if it weren't for those baby mommas ...

Q: So far, what's the most difficult thing about fatherhood?
A: Nothing right now. Not for me. Just dealing with the mother. That's the difficult part. After that, everything is cool.
Q: What's more troublesome, an ex-wife or a baby momma?
A: A baby momma.
Q: Why?
A: Because they feel like they should be a part of your life for 18 years. An ex-wife, you can get away from her. A baby momma, you can't get away from her until the child is 18 or older. They're going to constantly ask you for money. They just want to nag you for no reason, just because they can. (Willis has never been married.)
Q: Did you meet both of these women here in Miami?
A: (Laughs) Yeah.
Q: Is that why you say you need to get out of Miami?
A: I need to get out of Miami.

Yeah, seriously: Same shit happens to us in Miami too. Get out while you can, young Willis, and be free.

Power Drive [Orlando Sentinel]

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