In addition to her lawsuit, she's publicly called Future a "deadbeat" on multiple occasions. Last year, Eliza sued Future for paternity, child support, and custody. This prompted her to go on the offensive against Future. was confirmed after a lengthy legal battle with the mother, Eliza Seraphin. Similar to Parker, Seraphin claims that Future shared a daughter with her but is refusing to accept financial responsibility. Here’s what we know about the Future paternity suit. An Instagram model named Eliza Seraphin has made claims that. In August, Eliza Seraphin (Eliza Reign) filed a paternity lawsuit against the rapper. Florida-based model and entrepreneur Eliza Seraphin, also known as Eliza Reign, recently hit the Mask Off rhymer with a paternity case, and sis wants all the coin. A possible subliminal shot by Future has ushered in an all-out internet war with his alleged baby mama. This adds to Future's on-going paternity issues. Eliza Seraphin Rejects Future's Initial Child Support Offer Of 1,000 A Month by Marisa Mendez Published on: Jun 16, 2020, 2:58 PM PDT 15 After a DNA test confirmed Future was indeed the father.
A Texas judge reportedly gave Parker permission to serve Future with paternity papers in Georgia, but she's been unable to find him. Yet, he's been ducking her since their agreement, forcing Parker to get the court involved. Initially, the rapper consented to a paternity test. Eliza Seraphin, also known as Eliza Reign, is one of Future’s 8 baby mamas.
They have a son together named Reign Wilburn in 2019. They dated for two years and separated in 2018. Sources close to the situation tell TMZ that Parker never wanted to take Future to court. Future and Eliza Seraphin (2016-2018) Future and Eliza became romantically involved in 2016. Another woman is claiming Future is the father of their child and he refuses to provide for their baby.Īccording to TMZ, Cindy Renae Parker has filed legal documents in Nueces County, Texas that claim Future is the father of her three-month-old son, Legend Ary Wilburn.
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