Tyga reacts to Angela White‘s joint custody request.
While going through a series of personal transformations, White sued ex Tyga, 33 real name Michael Stevenson for joint custody of their son King Cairo Stevenson.
On July 24, the Glamour Model, real name Angela White filed a joint custody petition to “determine parental guardianship.”
Now, read Tyga’s reaction to White’s custody petition.
“10 years later … nah … stick to ur schedule sat-mon.”
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In addition to eldest son King, White is mother to daughter Dream, 6 whom she shares with Rob Kardashian.
As it stands though, King Cairo and Dream reside primarily with their respective fathers.
Both Tyga and Rob Kardashian stated on Instagram that they care for their children a majority of the week and pay for most things.
But perhaps Tyga made a valid point with his response? Why now after 10 years, and are there plans to petition Rob Kardashian for joint custody of Dream?
Last year Tyga and Rob Kardashian reacted to White’s claims that she received “no support.”
However, last year White made claims that she got “no support” which Tyga and Rob Kardashian addressed on Instagram.
Concerning his son’s childcare expenses, Tyga said on Insta, “I pay 40k a year for my son school & he lives w me mon- sat. “Why would I pay child support lol.”
Also saying something similar, Rob said, “I pay 37k a year for my daughter’s school. handle every single medical expense. I pay for all her extracurricular activities. I have my daughter from Tuesday-Saturday. Why would i pay child support lol.”
Credit Image: Blac Chyna Instagram/ Rob Kardashian Instagram/ Tyga Instagram
Angela White’s journey to a better life sees her on good terms with her children’s fathers?
During an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Angela reflected on her co-parenting relationships.
On the subject of her baby daddy’s and the rocky relationships, she cited she felt they’re in a good place.
“As long as my kids are good and happy on both sides, that’s all I care about as a parent.”
Published by HOLR Magazine