Rapper Future Fights Baby Mama Eliza Reign Over Financial Records In Court

A Florida judge recommended Future pay $3,200 a month in support. Eliza believes the number reached is based on inaccurate financial information from Future. She believes he is much wealthier than he is claiming.

Eliza wants Future's financial information to try and build her argument for higher child support. Based on court records, she fired off a bunch of subponeas to Future's bank accounts at SunTrust.

Future is objecting to the subpoenas issued by Eliza's team and wants her to stop trying to get her hands on his information.

Eliza is starting 2021 with another set of subponeas. On January 4, Eliza informed the court she will be issuing a subpoena to Wells Fargo Bank, where she apparently believes Future holds a bank account.

Back in 2018, Eliza sued Future for paternity, child support, and custody. She accused him of being the father to her 1-year-old daughter, Reign. After being served with the legal paperwork, Future decided to go on a public campaign against Eliza.

In the press, Future accused her of being a golddigger who was plotting to get pregnant by a rich man. The rapper even filed a federal lawsuit accusing Eliza of defamation. He claimed his reputation was being ruined by her running around talking about him.

He dragged his feet for several months before finally submitting to a DNA test. The results showed he was indeed the father of the baby girl. After the results came back he dropped the federal lawsuit.

On Christmas, Eliza received a visit from Future's other alleged baby mama, Cindy Parker. The two had their kids meet for the first time on the holiday. Months after Eliza sued Future, Cindy filed her own paternity lawsuit in Texas.

In her case, Cindy sued Future for child support for her 1-year-old son, Legend Wilburn. During the suit, Cindy joined forces with Eliza and had a DNA test done on their kids. The results reportedly showed the kids had a 99.9% probability of being half-siblings. Days later, she filed the DNA test in the paternity case.

Cindy quietly dismissed the case weeks later. All signs point to a settlement being reached outside of court.