Blac Chyna and Tyga have reportedly settled their custody battle over their 11-year-old son.
Blac Chyna and Tyga have finally reached a settlement in their custody battle for their son, King Cairo. TMZ reports,
“They’ll have joint legal and physical custody and will both have the right to make decisions on the 11-year-old’s health, education and general welfare.”
Further reports reveal that Tyga will not be required to pay child support to Chyna. The former Only Fans model had requested for $125,000 to cover legal and accounting expenses. BET reports that in court documents filed in the fall, she claimed that “she sold her belongings to cope with financial difficulties caused by a substantial decline in her business sales.”
TMZ writes, “Sources with direct knowledge of the settlement tell us both parents have come to a surprisingly amicable arrangement…they’ll have joint legal and physical custody, and will both have the right to make decisions on the 11-year-old’s health, education and general welfare.”
Chyna and Tyga were ordered by a judge to use a program to monitor their co-parenting communications. The court also ordered that neither parent can talk poorly about the other around their child. King Cairo will spend Monday through Friday with his father, Tyga, and Friday through Monday with his mother, Chyna.
