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Brittni Mealy has publicly criticized Future, alleging that the rapper has been absent from their son’s life for over a year.
Documents filed in court and reviewed by TMZ reveal that Mealy accuses Future of neglecting his parental duties, stating he hasn’t seen or contacted their son in more than sixteen months. She claims he hasn’t shown any genuine interest in significant aspects of their son’s life, such as his education, health, or well-being, and has missed birthdays and other significant events.
Mealy emphasized that she has not prevented Future from accessing their son in any manner.
In her legal documents, Mealy highlighted that Future has the means to reach their son, Prince, directly since he had previously given him a phone and has his contact details. However, she claims he has not engaged in any school activities or meetings.
The documents also mention an instance where Future’s mother sought to visit Prince. Mealy reportedly denied this request, asserting that she was under no legal obligation to facilitate such access.
Mealy further claimed that Future changed his phone number and instructed those around him not to share it with their son. She said he discouraged people in his circle from maintaining a relationship with Prince and even cut ties with an employee who had bonded with him.
The letter also addressed an attempt by Future’s mother to see Prince. Mealy said she declined the request, stating she was under “no legal obligation” to grant access.
Mealy further said Future changed his phone number and instructed those around him not to share it with their son. She said he discouraged people in his circle from maintaining a relationship with Prince and even cut ties with an employee who had bonded with him.
The claims come amid a legal back-and-forth between the two. Earlier this year, Mealy filed court documents saying Future failed to comply with an order requiring him to secure a $500,000 life insurance policy for their son. In response, his legal team submitted paperwork stating that the policy had been obtained.
The rapper is also dealing with a separate legal matter involving another woman, Layla, who filed a paternity case in Florida seeking child support for her 9-year-old son. Court filings show Future has asked for that case to be handled in Arizona instead. In that case, he acknowledged paternity of a child named Kash Wilburn and said he has been making monthly support payments.
Future has multiple children from previous relationships, including a son with Ciara.