In new court documents, the singer accuses her ex of negatively impacting their daughters, Junie and Rue, when he invited a woman to sleepover at his house when he was with them.
- Mar 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Teyana Taylor blasts estranged husband Iman Shumpert over his adult sleepovers. In new court documents, the singer accused her ex of negatively impacting their children when he invited a woman to sleepover at his house.
Obtained by TMZ, the court papers saw Teyana asking the court to let her call on a child psychologist to testify about an incident happening a couple weeks ago. She claimed that Iman had a female friend and her daughter staying at his home when the ex-couple's daughters, 8-year-old Junie and 3-year-old Rue, were staying with him.
Teyana also said that she was aware about the matter because she saw the woman's daughter and heard the woman during a FaceTime check-in with Junie and Rue. The "A Thousand and One" actress also noted that the woman joined Iman and the kids at SkyZone later.
According to Teyana, Junie was confused by the existence of the woman. She was also confused to see her father sharing a bed with the woman, adding that the former Baltimore Ravens star telling Junie that his "friend" was staying with him because her home was "broken."
Teyana claimed in the court documents that Iman, who only has Junie and Rue on the first and third weekend of every month, didn't have to flaunt his fling in front of the kids. She wanted a child psychologist to comment on the matter amid their divorce.
Not stopping there, Teyana requested testimony from a financial expert. She alleged Iman had withdrawn nearly $4 million from some of their shared accounts.
Earlier this month, Teyana accused Iman of neglecting child support after moving out. She demanded primary custody of their two daughters and support for their upbringing.
Teyana also claimed that Iman had utilities cut off at the family home where Teyana and their children reside, adding that his brother informed her of plans to disconnect cable, Wi-Fi, and water, despite a court order prohibiting such actions. Iman, however, denied these claims.
