Eliza Reign, who claims that the 'Life Is Good' rapper is the father of her one-year-old daughter, has reportedly rejected the proposal he made in exchange to her agreeing to a gag order.
- June 17, 2020
AceShowbiz - Future's child support proposal has been tossed out by Eliza Reign. A little over a month after a DNA test reportedly proved he is the father of her one-year-old daughter, the "Life Is Good" rapper was said to have offered her $1,000 per month in child support, but she demanded that he comes out with a more reasonable amount.
According to BOSSIP, the proposal made by the 36-year-old rapper also included a health insurance cover for Eliza's baby girl. However, he expected her to agree to a gag order and stop going public about their case and other private issues as an exchange to the offered package.
As a response, Eliza's lawyer, Brandon Rotbart, sent Future's legal counsel, Ramona Liberty, a letter rejecting the offer. "I have discussed your proposed order with my client, and we are NOT in agreement," so Brandon allegedly wrote. "Should you have a reasonable child support amount to offer, I am happy to discuss it with my client."
Brandon further claimed that Future argued he was not aware of his annual income and made it difficult to work out a sufficient support amount by stalling the sharing of his financial information. "Needless to say, I think this is an attempt to delay matters," the lawyer stated.
Back in 2019, Future came in No. 17 in Forbes' list of the World's 20 top-earning hip-hop stars, ahead of Nas, Wiz Khalifa and Pitbull. At the time, the magazine estimated that he earned around $19.5 million. Based on the report, Eliza was entitled to $53,000 a month in child support.
Future and Eliza have been entangled in paternity battle for months after she named him her baby's daddy in a lawsuit filed in Broward County, Florida. Having won a request for DNA test, Eliza learned in mid-May that the results have come back positive. Her lawyer, Brandon, confirmed to the OnSite! outlet, "The court made a finding that Mr. Wilburn is the biological and legal father to the child."
When news of the DNA test results broke out, Future turned to Twitter to post cryptic rants. Just hours after he sent Mother's Day wishes to the six women he shares children with, he tweeted, "Keep it pushing." He followed it up with another post that read, "Teach these h**s how to keep they business off the internet.." He later wrote, "I can't speak the truth ima log off."
