Chance The Rapper and his daughter’s mom Kirsten Corley have reached an agreement in their child support case. And now, everything is all good. Deets inside…
Chance The Rapper and his daughter’s mother Kirsten Corley have reached an official agreement in their child support case for their 18-month-old daughter Kensli.
According to the Chicago Sun Times, both parties were able to come to a amicable solution looking out for the best interest of their daughter. They both have reportedly agreed to live separately and they both will get “substantial time” with Kensli.
In the legal documents, Kirsten was seeking child support that would help cover expenses for a furnished home and a vehicle for transportation.
Chance and Kirsten’s legal teams praised them both for working to reach a deal that’s fair for their daughter.
“I’m going to give major credit to Chance and Kirsten for working together to reach a deal that’s fair for their daughter, fair for them both,” said Tanya Stanish, one of the Chance's attorneys.
“Really, that’s the way it should be done,” Kirsten’s attorney Enrico Mirabelli explained. “And when you settle between yourselves, you leave nothing to chance.”
An op-ed piece came out right after the Grammy Award winner donated $1 million to Chicago Public Schools that said his child support drama could tarnish his “good boy image.” Shortly after the piece was released, Chance posted up a family video of his daughter, his daughter’s mom and himself to prove everything was good with them.
And now, everything is legally good as well. Good for them.
Photo: Chance's IG
