Rapper Tyga and model Blac Chyna have resolved their longstanding legal disputes concerning the custody of their 11-year-old son, King Cairo, with an amicable agreement.

TMZ broke the story, revealing that a judge has ordered Tyga, born Michael Stevenson, and Chyna, born Angela White, to use a monitoring program for their co-parenting communications.

The terms of their agreement include joint legal and physical custody, allowing shared decision-making on King's welfare, education, and health. King will spend weekdays with Tyga and weekends with Chyna. Notably, Tyga will not be paying child support under this arrangement.

This settlement follows Chyna's July filing requesting joint legal and physical custody of King Cairo. Tyga responded earlier to a post by The Shade Room about the filing, indicating a preference for maintaining their existing schedule.

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In an October interview on The Viall Files podcast, Chyna discussed co-parenting dynamics and highlighted her desire for stability in King's routine. She explained the evolution of their custody arrangement over the years, reflecting on changes necessitated by her pregnancy with daughter Dream and the complexities of schooling.

However, Chyna voiced concerns over recent alterations in custody arrangements, attributing them to events following her legal battle involving the Kardashians.

"For the first four years of Kingy's life, I had him Monday through Friday, right?" Chyna said in the podcast. "And then that's when I had became pregnant with Dream. And it was like the school, and this, and pregnant, and a new relationship ... it was like a lot for me. So then that's when our schedules had changed."

"So then I had King Friday, Saturday, Sunday and then drop him off to school Monday. So it was like the same amount of days but we just had to just kind of switch because of the schooling. I was like, I'm just going to be realistic with myself, and this was the best schedule for me," she continued.

"But other than that, it was all good until recently this year. And then it dawned on me what had even happened. Him like keeping King longer right after I did the case with the Kardashians. You get what I'm saying? So that's when he had kind of snuck that in there," claimed Cyna.

The model, who also shares a daughter, Dream, aged 7, with ex-beau Rob Kardashian, expressed hope for an agreeable resolution, expressing a wish for a different outcome in their co-parenting journey.

Rapper Tyga and model Blac Chyna have resolved their longstanding legal disputes concerning the custody of their 11-year-old son, King Cairo, with an amicable agreement.

Rapper Tyga and model Blac Chyna have resolved their longstanding legal disputes concerning the custody of their 11-year-old son, King Cairo, with an amicable agreement. TMZ broke the story, revealing that a judge has ordered Tyga, born Michael Stevenson, and Chyna, born Angela White, to use a monitoring program for their co-parenting communications. The terms of their agreement include joint legal and physical custody, allowing shared decision-making on King's welfare, education, and health. King will spend weekdays with Tyga and weekends with Chyna. Notably, Tyga will not be paying child support under this arrangement. This settlement follows Chyna's July filing requesting joint legal and physical custody of King Cairo. Tyga responded earlier to a post by The Shade Room about the filing, indicating a preference for maintaining their existing schedule. Also read: Music industry hits new heights with record-breaking tour revenues in 2023, led by Taylor Swift's Eras tour In an October interview on The Viall Files podcast, Chyna discussed co-parenting dynamics and highlighted her desire for stability in King's routine. She explained the evolution of their custody arrangement over the years, reflecting on changes necessitated by her pregnancy with daughter Dream and the complexities of schooling. However, Chyna voiced concerns over recent alterations in custody arrangements, attributing them to events following her legal battle involving the Kardashians. "For the first four years of Kingy's life, I had him Monday through Friday, right?" Chyna said in the podcast. "And then that's when I had became pregnant with Dream. And it was like the school, and this, and pregnant, and a new relationship ... it was like a lot for me. So then that's when our schedules had changed." "So then I had King Friday, Saturday, Sunday and then drop him off to school Monday. So it was like the same amount of days but we just had to just kind of switch because of the schooling. I was like, I'm just going to be realistic with myself, and this was the best schedule for me," she continued. "But other than that, it was all good until recently this year. And then it dawned on me what had even happened. Him like keeping King longer right after I did the case with the Kardashians. You get what I'm saying? So that's when he had kind of snuck that in there," claimed Cyna. The model, who also shares a daughter, Dream, aged 7, with ex-beau Rob Kardashian, expressed hope for an agreeable resolution, expressing a wish for a different outcome in their co-parenting journey.

Tyga and Blac Chyna reach custody agreement for son King

On the eve of a second trial pitting the Kardashian family against former reality TV star Blac Chyna, a settlement deal has been reached. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the trial over Chyna’s allegations that her former boyfriend Rob Kardashian intentionally released nude images of her in 2017 following their traumatic breakup was supposed to begin Monday, but the parties told the judge that they had agreed to a settlement, as per court filings. Attorneys for both sides did not immediately respond to emails requesting comments and specifics on the conditions of the settlement.&nbsp;

After a judge last week refused Kardashian’s attorneys’ petition to enforce a settlement agreement the two parties claimed they had struck, a trial appeared to be a foregone conclusion. The trial was to be a sort of follow-up to a defamation trial earlier this year, in which Chyna, whose legal name is Angela White, claimed that Kardashian's mother and sisters - Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner - had defamed her as violent and unstable, leading to the cancellation of her reality show, Rob &amp; Chyna.

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On May 2, the Kardashians scored a resounding victory in that trial. The four ladies had been present for the majority of the hearings and had all testified, despite the fact that they were in New York for the Met Gala at the time the decision was read.&nbsp;

Rob Kardashian, who shares a kid with Chyna, was not a defendant in the trial, but he testified about the late-night brawl that ended their relationship. Chyna had originally filed a single case against the entire family, but the judge ordered that Rob's allegations, which included assault allegations, should be heard separately.&nbsp;

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Only Rob and Kris Kardashian were slated to testify at the second trial, as fewer members of the famous family were expected to attend. Jurors determined the Kardashians acted in bad faith in their interactions with producers of Rob &amp; Chyna and executives from the E! network, which aired the show, regarding the couple’s problems. However, they determined that it had no significant impact on Chyna’s contract or the show’s future, and she was not awarded any damages.&nbsp;

After the verdict, Chyna’s lawyer, Lynne Ciani, said she and her client were disappointed, but felt vindicated by the jury's findings, which she said demonstrated that Chyna had not physically abused Rob and validated their claim that the Kardashian women had tried to interfere with her contract to be on the show.&nbsp;

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On the eve of a second trial pitting the Kardashian family against former reality TV star Blac Chyna, a settlement deal has been reached. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the trial over Chyna’s allegations that her former boyfriend Rob Kardashian intentionally released nude images of her in 2017 following their traumatic breakup was supposed to begin Monday, but the parties told the judge that they had agreed to a settlement, as per court filings.

On the eve of a second trial pitting the Kardashian family against former reality TV star Blac Chyna, a settlement deal has been reached. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the trial over Chyna’s allegations that her former boyfriend Rob Kardashian intentionally released nude images of her in 2017 following their traumatic breakup was supposed to begin Monday, but the parties told the judge that they had agreed to a settlement, as per court filings. Attorneys for both sides did not immediately respond to emails requesting comments and specifics on the conditions of the settlement. After a judge last week refused Kardashian’s attorneys’ petition to enforce a settlement agreement the two parties claimed they had struck, a trial appeared to be a foregone conclusion. The trial was to be a sort of follow-up to a defamation trial earlier this year, in which Chyna, whose legal name is Angela White, claimed that Kardashian's mother and sisters - Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner - had defamed her as violent and unstable, leading to the cancellation of her reality show, Rob & Chyna. Also Read: Actor Ben Stiller visits Ukraine, calls President Zelensky his 'hero' On May 2, the Kardashians scored a resounding victory in that trial. The four ladies had been present for the majority of the hearings and had all testified, despite the fact that they were in New York for the Met Gala at the time the decision was read. Rob Kardashian, who shares a kid with Chyna, was not a defendant in the trial, but he testified about the late-night brawl that ended their relationship. Chyna had originally filed a single case against the entire family, but the judge ordered that Rob's allegations, which included assault allegations, should be heard separately. Also Read: Kris Jenner makes shocking revelations, claims Blac Chyna tried to murder Rob Kardashian Only Rob and Kris Kardashian were slated to testify at the second trial, as fewer members of the famous family were expected to attend. Jurors determined the Kardashians acted in bad faith in their interactions with producers of Rob & Chyna and executives from the E! network, which aired the show, regarding the couple’s problems. However, they determined that it had no significant impact on Chyna’s contract or the show’s future, and she was not awarded any damages. After the verdict, Chyna’s lawyer, Lynne Ciani, said she and her client were disappointed, but felt vindicated by the jury's findings, which she said demonstrated that Chyna had not physically abused Rob and validated their claim that the Kardashian women had tried to interfere with her contract to be on the show. Also Read: Kris Jenner opens up about son Rob's reappearance on KUWTK

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After certain bombshell testimonies, Kris Jenner has made a shocking revelation about a volatile 2016 argument she heard about between her son Rob Kardashian and his then-girlfriend Blac Chyna. 
 
"He had a gun put at his head," Jenner said on Friday while testifying amid Chyna`s USD 100 million lawsuits against the famed reality TV family, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 
 
The momager, 66, testified for the second day from the witness stand in a Los Angeles courtroom on Friday that she believed Chyna attempted to murder her son. 
 
As per the outlet, she said "she was told that Chyna pointed a gun at Kardashian`s head, tried to strangle him with a phone cord and hit him with a metal pole while intoxicated.""It was complete chaos. It was scary," said Jenner.Jenner is the first of four defendants, a group that also includes her daughters Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, to testify in Blac Chyna`s USD 100 million lawsuits alleging the women conspired to have her reality show `Rob and Chyna` cancelled and damage her celebrity status. 
 
As per The Hollywood Reporter, Chyna testified that she was joking with her fiance when she wrapped a phone cord around his neck and grabbed his unloaded gun off a nightstand.But Kris Jenner said putting a gun to her son`s head was "not a joke.""He was a mess. I could only imagine how he felt. ... This was a horrible situation. I was heartbroken," Jenner recalled while talking to her son after the incident on December 15, 2016. 
 
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jenner started crying while recalling the Rob Kardashian-Chyna spat, which happened months after Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint in Paris. She said knowing that both her children had a gun pointed at them within the same year was traumatizing for her. 
 
The outlet reported that Kris Jenner said her "boyfriend Corey Gamble separated her son and Chyna -- who she says smashed an expensive television in the master bedroom. But after Gamble pulled them apart and asked Rob Kardashian to leave, she was told that Chyna smashed a chair on the windshield of her son`s car."In her questioning, Chyna`s lawyer, Lynne Ciani, asked why Jenner or anyone else did not call the police.

Jenner said her security team-- former Los Angeles Police Department officers helped defuse the intense ordeal. 
 
She said she wanted to help Chyna and arguments between the couple were an "ongoing theme" in their relationship that included "alcoholic beverages and drugs"."We didn`t put Chyna on the show and give her this fabulous life to be taken away, we created other opportunities. I was hopeful that it would be OK. That`s why I didn`t call [the police]," she said. 
 
As per The Hollywood Reporter, Ciani also tried to gain clarity about a text message sent from Jenner to `Rob and Chyna` showrunner that read Chyna "beat the [expletive] out of Rob`s face."She said the phrase was used as a figure of speech and compared her reference to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the recent Oscars."It`s like you`re at an awards show, and you get slapped," Jenner said.Ciani asked about another text she sent to the showrunner that read "We need to ditch this [expletive]" after her son`s altercation with the Chyna.Jenner said she was very angry and upset at the time, but she claims she never had any involvement in hampering Chyna`s time on the show, reported the outlet.Chyna`s lawsuit, filed in 2017, alleges defamation and interference with contracts. It accuses Kris Jenner of being a ringleader who used her daughters in a campaign to defame Chyna as abusive to Rob Kardashian.Kris Jenner would be an executive producer on the couple`s `Keeping Up with the Kardashians` spinoff, `Rob and Chyna`, which premiered on the E! Network, later in September of 2016. 
 
As per The Hollywood Reporter, Jenner said she had nothing to do with the network deciding to not pick up the reality show for a second season.For the unversed, Chyna and Rob Kardashian share a daughter named Dream

After certain bombshell testimonies, Kris Jenner has made a shocking revelation about a volatile 2016 argument she heard about between her son Rob Kardashian and his then-girlfriend Blac Chyna.

After certain bombshell testimonies, Kris Jenner has made a shocking revelation about a volatile 2016 argument she heard about between her son Rob Kardashian and his then-girlfriend Blac Chyna. "He had a gun put at his head," Jenner said on Friday while testifying amid Chyna`s USD 100 million lawsuits against the famed reality TV family, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The momager, 66, testified for the second day from the witness stand in a Los Angeles courtroom on Friday that she believed Chyna attempted to murder her son. As per the outlet, she said "she was told that Chyna pointed a gun at Kardashian`s head, tried to strangle him with a phone cord and hit him with a metal pole while intoxicated.""It was complete chaos. It was scary," said Jenner.Jenner is the first of four defendants, a group that also includes her daughters Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, to testify in Blac Chyna`s USD 100 million lawsuits alleging the women conspired to have her reality show `Rob and Chyna` cancelled and damage her celebrity status. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Chyna testified that she was joking with her fiance when she wrapped a phone cord around his neck and grabbed his unloaded gun off a nightstand.But Kris Jenner said putting a gun to her son`s head was "not a joke.""He was a mess. I could only imagine how he felt. ... This was a horrible situation. I was heartbroken," Jenner recalled while talking to her son after the incident on December 15, 2016. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jenner started crying while recalling the Rob Kardashian-Chyna spat, which happened months after Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint in Paris. She said knowing that both her children had a gun pointed at them within the same year was traumatizing for her. The outlet reported that Kris Jenner said her "boyfriend Corey Gamble separated her son and Chyna -- who she says smashed an expensive television in the master bedroom. But after Gamble pulled them apart and asked Rob Kardashian to leave, she was told that Chyna smashed a chair on the windshield of her son`s car."In her questioning, Chyna`s lawyer, Lynne Ciani, asked why Jenner or anyone else did not call the police. Jenner said her security team-- former Los Angeles Police Department officers helped defuse the intense ordeal. She said she wanted to help Chyna and arguments between the couple were an "ongoing theme" in their relationship that included "alcoholic beverages and drugs"."We didn`t put Chyna on the show and give her this fabulous life to be taken away, we created other opportunities. I was hopeful that it would be OK. That`s why I didn`t call [the police]," she said. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Ciani also tried to gain clarity about a text message sent from Jenner to `Rob and Chyna` showrunner that read Chyna "beat the [expletive] out of Rob`s face."She said the phrase was used as a figure of speech and compared her reference to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the recent Oscars."It`s like you`re at an awards show, and you get slapped," Jenner said.Ciani asked about another text she sent to the showrunner that read "We need to ditch this [expletive]" after her son`s altercation with the Chyna.Jenner said she was very angry and upset at the time, but she claims she never had any involvement in hampering Chyna`s time on the show, reported the outlet.Chyna`s lawsuit, filed in 2017, alleges defamation and interference with contracts. It accuses Kris Jenner of being a ringleader who used her daughters in a campaign to defame Chyna as abusive to Rob Kardashian.Kris Jenner would be an executive producer on the couple`s `Keeping Up with the Kardashians` spinoff, `Rob and Chyna`, which premiered on the E! Network, later in September of 2016. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Jenner said she had nothing to do with the network deciding to not pick up the reality show for a second season.For the unversed, Chyna and Rob Kardashian share a daughter named Dream

Kris Jenner makes shocking revelations, claims Blac Chyna tried to murder Rob Kardashian

As it gets more intense between Blac Chyna and Kim Kardashian over Kim’s s**&nbsp;tape scandal, a juror on the $108 million lawsuit has backed out because he thinks he “can’t” be neutral after watching the tape as it “would be replaying in his head” during the proceedings.&nbsp;

Potential jurors were called in the starting of the week on the lawsuit against Kim Kardashian as she accused her of deliberately plotting to have her hit E! TV show ‘Rob and Chyna’ axed.&nbsp;

A middle-aged man called in as a potential juror was heard saying, “I have never watched the Kardashian show but I have watched the Kardashian s**&nbsp;tape and I don't think I could be neutral in this case. I'm going to be playing that sex tape in my head and possibly not listening too closely…”

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On Monday, Kris Jenner and her daughters Kylie, Khloe and Kim Kardashian sat as prospective jurors spoke about how they felt about the multi-million dollar family.&nbsp;

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As for the lawsuit, Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela White, is seeking $108 million in damages, according to court documents.

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Kris Jenner and Kiley, Kim and Khloe Kardahian are named as defendants in the case, charged by Chyna. She was the ex-fiancé of Kim's brother Rob as they worked together in ‘Rob and Chyna’ show that she accuses the family of having gotten it cancelled.

As it gets more intense between Blac Chyna and Kim Kardashian over Kim’s s** tape scandal, a juror on the $108 million lawsuit has backed out because he thinks he “can’t” be neutral after watching the tape as it “would be replaying in his head” during the proceedings.

As it gets more intense between Blac Chyna and Kim Kardashian over Kim’s s** tape scandal, a juror on the $108 million lawsuit has backed out because he thinks he “can’t” be neutral after watching the tape as it “would be replaying in his head” during the proceedings. Potential jurors were called in the starting of the week on the lawsuit against Kim Kardashian as she accused her of deliberately plotting to have her hit E! TV show ‘Rob and Chyna’ axed. A middle-aged man called in as a potential juror was heard saying, “I have never watched the Kardashian show but I have watched the Kardashian s** tape and I don't think I could be neutral in this case. I'm going to be playing that sex tape in my head and possibly not listening too closely…” In pics: Kim Kardashian and family celebrate Easter with special eggs On Monday, Kris Jenner and her daughters Kylie, Khloe and Kim Kardashian sat as prospective jurors spoke about how they felt about the multi-million dollar family. Also read: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle 'invited' for Queen's Platinum Jubilee: Reports As for the lawsuit, Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela White, is seeking $108 million in damages, according to court documents. Rihanna stuns yet again in cut-out minidress flaunting her baby bump Kris Jenner and Kiley, Kim and Khloe Kardahian are named as defendants in the case, charged by Chyna. She was the ex-fiancé of Kim's brother Rob as they worked together in ‘Rob and Chyna’ show that she accuses the family of having gotten it cancelled.

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