Blac Chyna and Tyga settle their son’s custody; Tyga don’t have to pay child support
Angela White, formerly Blac Chyna, and Tyga have finally settled their years-long custody dispute over their son, King Cairo, and Tyga will no longer have to pay child support.
Sources with direct knowledge of the settlement say that both parents have reached a surprisingly amicable agreement. They will have joint legal and physical custody, and both will have a say in decisions about the 11-year-old’s health and education. Will have the right to take. and general well-being.
As far as parenting goes, Chyna will be staying with King every weekend from Friday to Monday and Tyga the rest of the time.
What’s more… The court ordered that neither parent could speak ill of the other in King’s presence and that they would enroll in a program to monitor communications about co-parenting.
While in custody Blac Chyna claimed that she resorted to selling her personal belongings, including clothes, purses and shoes, to survive and made approximately $178,000 in the process. However, she said that the financial help she received from selling products would only be temporary and that she needed money from Tyga.
It turns out, Tyga won’t have to pay… and the new deal is expected to create a better environment for his son, too.