Jail? Yeah, boy! Flavor Flav faces prison for not paying child support

Flavor Flav is about to become a real public enemy for failing to pay child support.

The clock-wearing rapper and former reality TV star — whose real name is William Jonathan Drayton Jr. — faces a 180-day jail sentence for failing to pay more than $111,186 to an Albany woman who gave birth to three of his seven children, the Daily News has learned.

An Albany County magistrate recommended the jail sentence and the revocation of his driver’s license and passport after the aging hip-hop star failed to show up for a hearing this week, county officials said.

“It was declared a willful violation,” an official said of Drayton’s failure to pay child support.

The rapper, who rose to fame as a member of the 1980s group Public Enemy and became known for the phrase “Yeah boy,” must appear in Albany Family Court on June 19.

Drayton, 53, did not respond to a message left for him at his Las Vegas soul food restaurant, Flavor Flav’s House of Flavor.

Drayton’s Bronx lawyer was also unavailable for comment.

Under a support agreement, Drayton is required to pay $837.72 a week to Angie Parker of Albany to support the couple’s three children.

The looming jail sentence is not the first time Drayton has been in trouble for failing to support his children.

In 2010, Parker went to court to force Drayton to pay $63,458 he owed at the time.

A year earlier, another woman who had children with Drayton, Karen Ross-Fortunate, accused him in the media of failing to support his children.

Drayton, who starred in the “Surreal Life” and a handful of other VH1 reality shows in the mid-2000s, has had frequent run-ins with the law, including a 90-day jail stint in 1993 for shooting at his neighbor.

Drayton, a Long Island native, has also battled drug abuse and admitted to an interviewer last year that he’d sometimes spent as much as $2,600 a day on crack cocaine.

Lev 26:26

[And] when I have broken the staff of your bread, ten women shall bake your bread in one oven, and they shall deliver [you] your bread again by weight: and ye shall eat, and not be satisfied.