Kehlani goes to the 2024 Warner Music Group Pre- GRAMMY Party at Citizen News Hollywood onFeb 1, 2024 in Los Angeles. David Livingston/Getty Images
Kehlani has actually resolved claims from their ex-partner, Javaughn Young-White, declaring the vocalist is associated with a cult that supposedly places their 5-year-old child, Adeya Nomi, in jeopardy.
The allegations initially emerged when Young-White declared complete protection of Adeya on July 24, pointing out significant problems for her safety and security.
Court files gotten by Billboard disclose Young-White’s case that “everyone else has bigger say-so when it comes to the upbringing of our daughter than I do.” He affirmed that Adeya was “born in a home and not in a conventional setting like a hospital,” discussing why his name isn’t on the birth certification.
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Young-White’s claims rose to allegations of Kehlani’s participation in what he labelled a “cult.”
He asserted, “While Respondent is on tour, and our daughter is in the care of her fellow cult members, Adeya sleeps in the bed with, and is given baths by random adult members of the cult and she is often in the bedroom alone with some of these people.”
He also affirmed being “physically restrained and threatened” when trying to recover Adeya.
In feedback, Kehlani required to her Instagram Story onAug 6 to deal with the claims head-on.
“What has been published in the media over the past 24 hours is incredibly hurtful, inaccurate, inappropriate, and simply untrue,” they mentioned.
“I strongly deny any claims that I have put my child in harm’s way or left my child alone with anyone deemed dangerous or unsafe. I also do not align with any of the allegations made against my former religious community that have been stated in the media.”
Kehlani after that took place to resolve their dedication to Adeya’s wellness: “I have always taken great care to ensure that my child remains protected and safe at all times. My child and my commitment to motherhood have always been my sole driving forces in this life and will always remain so.”
“This is a legal, private, familial matter that will be handled accordingly, and I will now be taking space for my own personal well-being and, most importantly, for the well-being of my child. Thank you for your support and for respecting our privacy. I will not be commenting further and will let the legal due process take place,” the “After Hours” vocalist wrapped up.
Young-White after that launched a declaration of his very own, trying to clarify relating to the representation of his insurance claims in the media.
He implicated TMZ of misstating his words, mentioning, “That’s factually incorrect and I think it’s disgusting that TMZ would exploit a child’s image like that. Further, I have not been made aware of any court-ordered mediation as of writing this per the account of TMZ. Personally, I would love for TMZ to justify to me, the father, how they came up with this narrative.”
He proceeded, “The TMZ article sensationalized aspects of what was said while simultaneously breaching my confidentiality.”
“Further, the filing of my case was incomplete and did not have my authorization by error of counsel. I am no longer represented by the aforementioned counsel. There will be an amended filing soon which will illustrate the full range of my concern.”
Young-White firmly insisted that he does not mean to damn Kehlani, mentioning,“I do not need to paint an unfair image of my co-parent for my justifiable feelings to be respected by the court of law. This unfortunate trauma only increases the obstacles in ensuring my child’s well-being.”
“For now, I am hoping to clear the discrepancies made by TMZ. I hope to see a formal retraction and apology.”
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