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Joe Willy's Parental Skills Might be In Question


One would think that when a 64 year old man becomes a grandfather that it's about time. That figures that the man had his child somewhere in his late 20s or early to mid 30s. Well Joe Willy waited a bit longer and had his daughter at the age of 48. So if you do the math their his daughter is 16. So, she was pregnant before she could drive.

Oh and if you thought that was bad enough, wait until you hear the rap sheet on the father of the baby. He's a 19 year old who has been arrested 3 times in the past year for possession of crystal methamphetamine, grand theft and burglary. Sounds like the classy guy you would want to be sleeping with and impregnating your 15 year old daughter.

The 2 month old will be staying with, surprise, Namath's ex-wife so that his daughter Olivia can continue to go to high school. Olivia is just lucky that she is the daughter of Namath, how many times do you see girls having children as a teen and essentially being forced to stop their education? But still Joe, you probably should have kept a slightly better eye out on your daughter.

Courtesy of the Daily News
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