Personal Life
In January 1998, Sapp married Jamiko Vaughn and the union bore two children: a daughter Mercedes in 1998, and Warren Carlos II in 2000. The couple divorced in 2003; Sapp moved out of the $2.3 million, 18,000 square foot home in Windermere and into a 33rd floor half million dollar condominium he owns in Hollywood Beach, Florida. He pays his former spouse $60,000 a month in alimony and child support. Warren Sapp is also the only professional athlete to appear on a Comedy Central's Roast so far, where he roasted Larry the Cable Guy.
Sapp also has four other children with four other women, all but one born between 1997 and 2002. He pays a total of $15,495 per month to the other mothers of children he fathered.
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