No more arguments: Tyga and Blac Chyna want to improve their relationship for their son. Now they even reached an agreement on the issue of custody.
Rapper Tyga (34) and model Blac Chyna (35) have reached an agreement regarding custody of their son King Cairo (11). As the US portal “TMZ” reported, the ex-couple concluded a custody agreement. The two stars surprisingly ended their legal disputes with an amicable settlement.
From now on they will take care of things together
Accordingly, they now have joint custody. After their separation in 2014, custody rested solely with the rapper. The model only saw his son on weekends. In the summer, Chyna filed a lawsuit to get joint custody. At the time, Tyga brushed it off with the words, “Ten years later… Nope… Stick to your Saturday to Monday plan.” But now the parents apparently want to work better together. In the future, both will decide together about the health, education and general well-being of the eleven-year-old. King Cairo will spend Monday through Friday with his father, and Friday through Monday he will be with his mother. Rapper Tyga will not pay child support, which Chyna had previously demanded of him.
In addition, the court ordered that neither parent can speak ill of the other in front of the boy, and they will enroll in a program to monitor communication between them.
The rapper and the model were together and even engaged from 2011 to 2014. The relationship broke up two years after the birth of their son because the rapper started dating Kylie Jenner (26). Chyna, in turn, was with Jenner’s half-brother Rob Kardashian (36) from 2016 to 2017 and had daughter Dream (7) with him.
Source: Stern
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