Ciara Wants Mediation To Help Co-Parenting w/ Ex Future

Ciara, Future
Ciara Wants Mediation To Help Co-Parenting w/ Ex Future
Ciara is sending Future back to court over their son Future Zahir due to persistent confusion with the rapper’s visitation over their 4-year-old son. According to reports, the singer and her legal team are requesting the judge demand Future return to the courts for a mediation in order to establish a concise traveling itinerary for Baby Future.

Reports claim if the judge chooses not to order Future into mediation, the “Jackie” singer will request a trial settle the matter. In April, theJasmineBRAND reported Ciara called out Future for constantly missing scheduled visitation days with his son and putting him off with his mother or grandmother.

Ciara, Future
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reported in February 2016, Ciara was taking her child’s father to court for a $15 million lawsuit over the contingencies the rapper was attempting to sabotage her career. In the suit, she detailed how the rapper was using their son and her –then – new romance with husband Russell Wilson as a plot to promote his musical career, which skyrocketed around the same time.
According to the suit, Ciara felt Future published numerous false and defamatory statements regarding her, which contained several misrepresentations regarding her conduct and character.
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