With eight kids already, Cam Newton wants to continue to expand his family. While speaking with PEOPLE, the former NFL quarterback says that he would not mind adding more children to his family ...

Cam Newton just won (at) the Super Bowl! The Carolina Panthers legend participated in Saturday’s celebrity flag football game from New Orleans, hosted by the NFL’s official YouTube channel.

Cam Newton, once one of the NFL’s most electrifying quarterbacks, is now tackling a challenge far off the field: the struggle of losing income. At 35, Newton’s days as a professional athlete ...

Earlier this week Carolina Panthers legend Cam Newton was a guest on Hunter's podcast and shared some harsh realities about being the first overall pick. For his part, Newton says he was drafted ...

Newton stated. He added that when he was the ... Not everybody has capabilities to be impact players, they're just players." Cam said. The team has only one quarterback under contract: Will ...

Follow the San Francisco native, Black Barbie collector and proud mom of two on Instagram and Twitter @janinerube Cam Newton is open to the possibility of growing his family. Speaking with PEOPLE ...

Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton had a brilliant season in 2015, totaling 4,473 yards from scrimmage and scoring 45 touchdowns. He took home NFL MVP honors following that impressive ...

Cam Newton is opening up once again about the desire to expand his family. The retired NFL star, 35, has six biological children and two stepchildren and told PEOPLE that he would like to have ...

Streamers Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed joined former NFL players like Cam Newton in a celebrity flag football game streamed Saturday on the NFL's YouTube channel. Newton showed off his skills at ...

Unfortunately, Cam Newton is not done spreading his wild oats and he’s planning to have baby no. 9 despite a strained relationship with his oldest daughter. Ahead of the Super Bowl LIX, Newton chatted ...

Cam Newton claimed on his podcast that Major League Baseball is a 'dying sport' and predicted it would be surpassed by the WNBA within 20 years. In response, MLB star Jazz Chisholm Jr. defended ...