Uncovered court documents have revealed that Post Malone's ex has filed for full custody of their daughter.
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Post Malone is notoriously private, and for good reason. Some people don't want their family dragged through the limelight that is the media. He scarcely brings up personal details during interviews.
Of course, TMZ has managed to find court documents that Hee Sung "Jamie" Park, Posty's ex, has filed custody documents in Los Angeles earlier this week. If you can count on any outlet digging up personal details for the public, it'll be TMZ.
Although I suppose I'm not much better, propagating this news and all.
Jamie wants primary physical custody of their 2-year-old daughter (named solely as DDP for privacy reasons.)
Although she wants custody, she expressed in the documents that she is okay with Post Malone visiting their child and having "parenting time." According to the documents, DDP has been living with Jamie since November last year, right around the time the couple split.
Post Malone Filed His Own Custody Documents
Earlier this month, however, Post Malone filed his own custody documents in Utah. These are sealed and inaccessible. It's currently unknown what sort of custody Post is after. As these documents were filed before Jamie's, it's unclear how custody of the child will shape up.
As this is a recent development and an incredibly sensitive topic, we shouldn't expect Post to acknowledge it publicly. This will likely be a private affair that will be dug up and spread along the way. Sounds harsh, but that's what will happen.
Speaking of dragging up more personal details, since Post's split with Jamie, the singer has been spotted hanging out with another woman.
Since the beginning of the year, Post Malone has been spotted getting familiar with college student Christy Lee. They've been spotted on numerous occasions and were found grabbing a romantic bite to eat in Paris earlier this month.
I suppose we'll find out soon how custody of DDP will shape up. I just wish the best for the family, and hope they can work out an arrangement that works best for each other and their child.
