My goodness has issued a statement on this Jeannie MayThe bombshell allegations of domestic violence and child neglect made against him.
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Documents and exhibition photos reportedly describe at least three incidents of emotional and physical abuse. Jeannie Mai, for example, claimed her estranged husband punched her in the face three weeks after giving birth to their daughter Monaco in January 2022.
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What Jeezy said in response to the allegations in court documents
The rap artist took to Instagram to clear his name. He denied the violent and neglectful incidents described in court documents obtained by The Shade Room. Jeezy claims his ex-wife is maliciously trying to destroy his public image.
“The allegations are not only false but deeply disturbing, especially coming from someone I loved. This malicious attempt to tarnish my character and destroy my family is ridiculous. It is disheartening to witness the manipulation and deception.”
As the statement continued, Jeezy hinted that his only concern right now is their two-year-old Monaco.
“…and right now my main concern is being an active father to our daughter while I continue to fight for joint custody. Rest assured, the truth will prevail through appropriate legal channels.”
See everything the Atlanta rapper said below.
Details of the estranged couple’s custody battle
In court documents reviewed by TSR, Jeannie Mai also listed concerns about Monaco involving her ex. The TV presenter expressed concern over an incident in which the toddler allegedly had access to her father’s AK-47 weapon. According to the records, the minor child was evicted from his residence in Atlanta, Georgia on or about October 11, 2023.
This isn’t the first time Jeannie Mai has brought Jeezy’s firearms into her court case. In December, months after Jeezy first filed for divorce in September, she also expressed concerns about her child’s safety in a response letter.
“It is important to make it clear that Ms Jenkins’ insistence on the introduction of appropriate security measures, such as: B. safely securing and locking away all firearms that have been unsecured in the past, as well as relying on trusted and properly trained caregivers, is absolutely not the case.” “Gatekeeping, but rather a responsible attempt to put the well-being of her daughter first ” said Mai’s earlier response, according to TMZ.
Mai also added at the time that her aim was not to restrict her ex-partner’s access to their daughter, but rather to protect her.
On April 16, the rapper filed for “joint legal custody and joint legal custody of the minor child.” He also asks the court to set a “specific parenting schedule.”
Jeezy’s most recent filing also claimed that Mai recently blocked his number, preventing him from speaking to the toddler.
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