Gunplay, the MMG rapper, has faced further consequences in the aftermath of his alleged domestic abuse incident. According to sources with direct knowledge, he recently lost custody of his newborn daughter.
Key Takeaway
Gunplay, the MMG rapper, has lost custody of his newborn daughter following allegations of domestic abuse. He is currently only allowed virtual visits under court monitoring. Gunplay’s participation in upcoming court hearings is crucial to preventing the temporary restraining order against him from becoming permanent.
Custody Decision and Future Reversal Possibility
The courts made a final decision on Monday regarding Gunplay’s custody of his daughter. This decision can only be reversed if his estranged wife, Vonshae Taylor-Morales, requests the court to grant him custody. However, given the alarming chain of events that led to the dissolution of their marriage, it seems unlikely that she will make such a request.
Gunplay is currently only permitted to see his daughter virtually through an app called TalkingParents. Furthermore, all visits must be set and monitored by the court.
Child Support Requested
In addition to the custody issue, Vonshae is also seeking child support. The amount Gunplay will have to pay will be determined in a later court date.
Missed Hearings and Consequences
The rapper has missed three previous hearings related to the temporary restraining order that Vonshae currently has against him. If he misses the next hearing, the TRO will become permanent, preventing him from seeing their daughter until she turns 18.
Past Incidents and Current Allegations
In August, Gunplay was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment, and child abuse following an explosive fight in their home that resulted in the involvement of the police. Vonshae has since accused Gunplay of passing on a genetic heart defect to their daughter. She has hinted that parts of their dispute will be revealed in the current season of “Love & Hip Hop: Miami.”
