- Kehlani has accused her ex, Javaughn Young-White, of abuse and got a temporary restraining order while they battle for custody of their daughter, Adeya.
- Javaughn is seeking full custody and has accused Kehlani of being in a cult.
- The court has ordered Javaughn to stay at least 100 yards away from Kehlani and Adeya due to past abuse concerns.
Alright, grab your popcorn and settle in because we’ve got a rollercoaster of drama in the lives of Kehlani and her ex, Javaughn Young-White. So picture this: you’re in a heated custody battle over your five-year-old daughter, Adeya Nomi, and things are getting a wee bit intense. Like soap opera level intense.
First off, Javaughn wants full custody of their little one. I mean, why not? But in true plot twist fashion, he’s throwing out some wild accusations. He claims that Kehlani is part of a cult. Yes, a cult. Like, does he think she’s suddenly going to start offering herbal teas and chanting in the backyard? Talk about a serious misunderstanding of yoga classes.
Meanwhile, Kehlani isn’t just sitting around sipping her chamomile tea; she took action. She dashed to court seeking a restraining order against Javaughn. The judge heard her pleas and granted her a temporary order, which means Javaughn is now wrapped in a 100-yard bubble from both Kehlani and their daughter. Sorry, buddy, but you can’t even wave from across the street!
And hold up, it gets better. In a legal twist, the judge also decided that Javaughn can’t contact Kehlani at all, can’t take Adeya out of California, and, just to make things spicy, he’s banned from owning any firearms. I mean, can you imagine the arguments over who gets to play with the Nerf guns?
Kehlani’s the current queen of the custody castle, holding down full custody of Adeya. But it’s a tense situation; the judge cited a “risk” that Javaughn could be a little too adventurous and snatch the kids without a heads-up. Not cool, dude.
In her court documents, dated August 8, Kehlani wasn’t shy about sharing her experiences. She said Javaughn’s behavior caused her emotional harm, which is just not what any parent wants to deal with. Talk about a mood killer, right? She mentioned feeling uneasy about her safety and that of her daughter, which is pretty serious stuff. So, you can see why she’s ready to draw some lines in the sand.
Now, mark your calendars for September 3 because there’s a hearing for the restraining order. This could be the sequel we didn’t know we needed, and I’ll be here for the drama.
It’s wild out there in the world of co-parenting, and let’s not sugarcoat it: it doesn’t always feel like a picnic. Sometimes it feels more like a buffet of emotions and a dash of chaos. If you’re reading this and thinking, “Wow, my family isn’t that dramatic,” consider yourself lucky.
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