Ciara and Future have made peace with each other!
They famously called off their engagement just three months after Ciara gave birth to their son, Future Jr., when rumors surfaced that Future had cheated.
“Humiliated and angry,” Ciara geared up to face off against her former love in a vicious legal battle.
She wanted to change their custody arrangement and was suing Future for a whopping $15 million for defamation. He blasted back, insisting Ciara’s name wasn’t worth tarnishing and expressing his displeasure that her then-fiancé (now husband) Russell Wilson was spending time with Future Jr.
Oh yeah, in the middle there, she found someone new and got engaged again. It’s safe to say Future didn’t like that so much.
At the same time that Ciara was trying to win sole custody of their son, the musician was being sued by Jessica Smith, the mother of another one of his four children, for an increase in child support. She claimed the $2,800 per month they had previously agreed to was no longer enough and accused Future of being a neglectful father.
Ciara seemed to be taking care of her own happiness just fine. After a famously celibate courtship, she and Wilson tied the knot in England in July and announced in October that they were expecting their first child together.
That same month, Ciara dropped the defamation suit against her ex, conceding that her career really hadn’t taken a hit from their kerfuffle after all. In other words, she was just over it. Not surprisingly, her Instagram features loads of photos celebrating love, family, and happiness in general.
Future, meanwhile, seemed to channel his energy away from hating on his ex and toward his music. In fact, he worked so hard that he became the first artist in history to debut two No. 1 albums at the same time when he released Future and Hendrxx just a week apart last month. “It’s about being vulnerable and not so cautious about what you say as far as your love life — if you was hurt or happy or in love,” Future explained when describing the inspiration for Hendrxx.
from yahoo celebrity
*this is indeed great news* We hope others....lol we cant mention names here for now, follow suit*
“Humiliated and angry,” Ciara geared up to face off against her former love in a vicious legal battle.
She wanted to change their custody arrangement and was suing Future for a whopping $15 million for defamation. He blasted back, insisting Ciara’s name wasn’t worth tarnishing and expressing his displeasure that her then-fiancé (now husband) Russell Wilson was spending time with Future Jr.
Oh yeah, in the middle there, she found someone new and got engaged again. It’s safe to say Future didn’t like that so much.
At the same time that Ciara was trying to win sole custody of their son, the musician was being sued by Jessica Smith, the mother of another one of his four children, for an increase in child support. She claimed the $2,800 per month they had previously agreed to was no longer enough and accused Future of being a neglectful father.
Ciara seemed to be taking care of her own happiness just fine. After a famously celibate courtship, she and Wilson tied the knot in England in July and announced in October that they were expecting their first child together.
That same month, Ciara dropped the defamation suit against her ex, conceding that her career really hadn’t taken a hit from their kerfuffle after all. In other words, she was just over it. Not surprisingly, her Instagram features loads of photos celebrating love, family, and happiness in general.
Future, meanwhile, seemed to channel his energy away from hating on his ex and toward his music. In fact, he worked so hard that he became the first artist in history to debut two No. 1 albums at the same time when he released Future and Hendrxx just a week apart last month. “It’s about being vulnerable and not so cautious about what you say as far as your love life — if you was hurt or happy or in love,” Future explained when describing the inspiration for Hendrxx.
from yahoo celebrity
*this is indeed great news* We hope others....lol we cant mention names here for now, follow suit*
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