NFL star Matthew Judon’s ex-girlfriend, Arabia Tillery, and his current girlfriend, Alexis “Lex” Samone, have revealed that they all live under the same roof with their children.
On Sunday, October 25, Tillery shared a glimpse of their home life in an Instagram video that quickly went viral.
In the clip, the two women were preparing dinner for Judon, who was on a plane heading home. Arabia was making chicken and waffles, while Lex had already finished preparing buffalo chicken dip at his request.
Lex joked about having food hot and ready for when their “Master” arrived.
“Welcome to our unorthodox family,” Arabia wrote in the caption.
Tillery and Judon share a seven-year-old son named Roman, while Lex is eight months pregnant with their first child together. The expectant mom also has two children, ages seven and eight, from a previous relationship.
“And all 6.5 of us live together in the same home,” Tillery continued. “It’s a CRAZY LIFE with real moments. And we want to bring you with us.”
The post sparked plenty of questions online, with some social media users wondering whether the three adults were involved in a romantic relationship.
Tillery and Lex addressed the speculation in a follow-up video on Monday, October 26.
“Well, that escalated quickly,” Arabia began. “Definitely need to clear some things up.”
“First and foremost, we are not in a poly relationship. This is not a throuple where Matthew has two girlfriends,” she continued. “Matthew very much has one girlfriend, and that’s Lex, and they are in a monogamous relationship with each other.”
“And I am very much single, and we don’t mix and mingle,” Tillery added.
As for why they all live together, Lex explained that the arrangement allows Judon to play an active role in raising his children.
“Matthew just wants to be an active father in all of his children’s lives, and right now he has one going on two children that are going to be living in the same household that he can father and be actively a parent for. And that’s the main focus here, and that’s why we’re doing it to begin with,” she said.
Arabia also addressed their earlier comments about having dinner ready for Judon, particularly their use of the word “Master.”
“We don’t call him Master,” she clarified. “Please take a joke.”
Tillery added, “We’re very much a village, and we can’t wait to show you what that actually looks like.”
