Jeezy and Jeannie Mai’s divorce case not too long ago took one other flip after the rapper filed for major bodily custody of their 2-year-old daughter, Monaco. In keeping with TMZ, Jeezy, whose actual title is Jay Wayne Jenkins, needs a choose to nullify the present custody and parenting time settlement he has together with his estranged spouse as he needs their daughter to be below his care on a full-time foundation.
As beforehand reported by Face2Face Africa, the Don’t Cheat rapper in September filed for divorce from the tv present host after two and half years of marriage. Jeezy within the not too long ago filed courtroom paperwork claims that he agreed to relocate to their household dwelling’s basement within the wake of their separation. However Mai later moved out of the residence with their daughter.
The 46-year-old rapper claims Mai, 45, has a busy touring schedule that will not profit their daughter, including that the minor is now often below the care of the tv character’s mom and brother. Jeezy additionally claims that the time he spends with Monaco has been curtailed over the past two months.
Jeezy mentioned having major bodily custody of their daughter would afford the minor higher stability. This latest submitting comes after Mai denied she was gatekeeping their daughter from her estranged husband, TMZ reported. Mai had claimed that every one of Jeezy’s visitation requests had been honored – although she made point out of security issues in one other occasion.
Mai claimed that the firearms in Jeezy’s dwelling have been unsecured, however the Soul Survivor rapper denied that. Jeezy mentioned Monaco is at all times monitored when she’s below his care. He additionally mentioned the firearms in his dwelling are by no means left unsecured, including that the weapons are removed from the minor’s proximity when she’s round.
Jeezy and Mai’s divorce has had twists and turns. In December, Face2Face Africa reported that the award-winning rapper denied dishonest allegations after his estranged spouse requested a courtroom to implement their prenuptial settlement’s infidelity clause.
