Jamie Park Moves to Secure Sole Physical Custody of Post Malone’s Daughter
Sure, nothing screams “rockstar lifestyle” quite like a custody showdown, but here we go: Jamie Park, Post Malone’s ex‑fiancée, just filed court papers to claim full physical custody of their one‑year‑old daughter. According to documents obtained by TMZ and detailed in a People Magazine follow‑up, Park argues she’s been the primary caregiver since day one, while Malone’s nonstop touring and festival circuits make consistent parenting “virtually impossible.” The April 18, 2025, filing in L.A. Superior Court asks the judge to grant Park sole physical custody, with Malone relegated to limited visitation rights—an arrangement she says is in the child’s best interest. Park’s petition bluntly notes that Malone’s schedule “prevents him from providing stable daily care” and demands authority over schooling, medical decisions and day‑to‑day routines. In legalese that reads like a bad contract negotiation, she contends the current informal arrangement leaves Mom handling all nappies, doctor visits and midnight feedings solo, while Malone’s social‑media‑blessed life stays conveniently tour‑centric. Not surprisingly, Malone’s rep has declined to comment, leaving fans and legal pundits to speculate on whether this dispute will land the viral rapper in a courtroom face‑off rather than a sold‑out arena. And let’s not forget the financial angle: Park’s paperwork requests child‑support calculations based on Malone’s reported $60 million net worth—because raising a mini‑rockstar apparently comes with concert‑tour‑level expenses. Of course, no one’s accusing Post of neglect; the petition carefully skirts any defamation, focusing squarely on logistics and stability. Yet the subtext is clear: battle lines are drawn between diaper changes and platinum plaques. As the music‑mogul‑turned‑baby‑daddy saga ramps up, insiders wonder if a private settlement is still possible or if judges will swap backstage passes for bench orders. Expect more twists as courts schedule hearings, expert witnesses pop up, and social media armies weigh in. So strap in—this custody drama might have more plot twists than a surprise album drop. And since this is reality TV for the rich and famous, you can bet the next chapter will be worth the subscription.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ
People Magazine
L.A. Superior Court Documents
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