For the past few months, there’s been a heated, public court room battle brewing between Tameka Foster Raymond and her ex-husband, Usher Raymond. This week, the very public custody battle for their two young sons (Usher Raymond and Naviyd) went down in Fulton County court room. Insiders tell us that there was a ton of court room drama, from both sides, including a surprise witness.
Over the weekend, Tameka took to twitter to share how she feels about the case, along with the idea that she purposely had children with her ex-husband to keep him. She wrote:
Heck, if was barren, sterile, infertile, I’d probably want another womans sons too.. Its a cold world we live in, but all to “play” house? Im logging off, before I say too much. Im strong, but very hurt.. I am human & can only withstand so much. Yall dont even know the half. smh
What do you think of Tameka’s comments? Is she playing victim in this case or is her point valid? Stay tuned as this unfortunate saga continues.
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I wonder was Usher’s momma the surprise witness and the one who made those accusations against her. Hmmmm? interesting!
No, it was one of her friends. The friend said that she kept lil Ryan just about every weekend. weekend.
People are very cruel to her on twitter and she doesnt make it better by reacting to every commment. So ppl thin its okay to come at her like that
i gather from this, that Usher is trying to remove her sons from her altogether (very heartless to continue with these shenanigans, after she just lost a child, forever.. i might add) and i am guessing the barren, infertile bitty is Grace. Usher’s manager he was cheating with, who is now his super old, and basic, lady.
my heart still hurts for Tameka. I see your strength girl and you don’t owe anyone an explanation. Keep fighting and keep pushing!
I agree totally.
Usher said he was fine with joint custody. She is trying to get sole custody.
“Usher, who’s seeking sole custody, had accused Tameka Foster trying to interfere with the time he was allowed with their kids under their joint custody arrangement—a charge she denied.”