Jay-Z's Alleged Secret Love Child Reportedly Has A History Of Court Complaints

Jay-Z wants to be done giving attention to his alleged love child, Rymir Satterthwaite's lawsuit!

The rapper noted in his latest filing that his accuser should not be taken seriously, as his ability to file any new complaints in New Jersey was restricted years ago.

Jay-Z has remained on Rymir Satterthwaite's radar for years, insisting that he had a relationship with his underage mother decades ago, which led to his birth. He has since requested a DNA test, which the rapper is vehemently opposing.

The music executive informed the court in a new document demanding the dismissal of his alleged love child's lawsuit that he had no legal right to file anything in the first place.

According to Jay-Z, Rymir's new lawsuit was an attempt to circumvent the 2022 injunction, which instructed him and his caregiver not to file any new complaints in New Jersey without the court's authorization.

Rymir's attempts to overturn the injunction in his favor have failed on two separate occasions; a situation Jay-Z is now using as reinforcement to counter Rymir's legal move.

According to the Roc Nation executive, on numerous occasions in the past, Rymir, his late mother, and his caretaker's false assertions have been rejected by several courts. As noted by RadarOnline, Jay-Z requested that Rymir be ordered to cover all his legal expenses in the case.

The 2022 injunction referenced by the "Drunk In Love" rapper was bizarre news to Rymir and his attorney. In his lawsuit filed in federal court, he claimed ignorance of any injunction and insisted that he had not been served.

"But all the Orders from NJ regarding Judges are in the Appeals Court since they were derived from fraud to block our due process, which showed (Jay-Z's) wrongdoing of allegations of perjury," he continued.

Rymir accused the rapper of engaging in an intimate relationship with his mother in the 90s and has committed fraud alongside his legal team in several courts, all in a bid to invalidate his story.

In his filing, Jay-Z noted that the true identity of Rymir's father had been revealed with an order to the alleged father to pay up child support.

Rymir and his family's first intuition was definitely not to bring publicity and attention to the paternity back and forth. As shared by The Blast, it was the rapper's refusal to take a private paternity test on multiple occasions that led them to voice out and go the legal route.

A source close to the aggrieved party, Dr. Lillie Coley, shared that if Jay-Z had adhered to the terms and solutions the Satterthwaites offered, the matter would have been resolved discreetly.

The family had reportedly gone through countless hoops to get the paternity test out of the way, but the opposition they have encountered has not made it an easy journey.

The accuser's mom, Wanda Satterthwaite, reportedly left a video recording of her experience with Jay-Z and a confirmation that Rymir is his son before she died in 2016.

She reportedly consented to a paternity test to affirm or debunk her story. However, a deeper story may be behind why Jay-Z is so determined to block a paternity test from taking place.

As noted by Rymir's grandmother, Wanda was very much a minor when she engaged in sexual relations with Jay-Z, who was an adult at the time, and this revelation could spell doom for his reputation.

Rymir and his legal team were not the only ones with whom Jay-Z picked a bone. As 2024 prepared to round up, Buzbee filed a lawsuit against the rapper on behalf of his client. The unidentified woman accused Jay-Z of raping her as an underage girl at a party in 2000.

By February 2025, Buzbee and his client dropped the case with prejudice, which means they can not file again in the future. However, in May, The Blast noted that Jay-Z broke his silence in the aftermath of the case and Buzbee's unethical move against him.

The rapper claimed that the attorney ordered his staff to alter his Wikipedia pages with false information, thus violating that platform's rules. 

In the lawsuit, the performer stated that thorough research revealed that accounts with IP addresses linked to Buzbee's firm had made over 100 positive edits to their boss's Wikipedia page.

The act was reportedly done with ill intentions towards Jay-Z's legacy and to enhance Buzbee's professional reputation.

In more exciting news, the rapper brushed his legal battles aside to join his wife on her electrifying Cowboy Carter tour in honor of her eighth Grammy Award-winning studio album "Cowboy Carter."

The tour has recorded electrifying performances since it kicked off at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles back in April 2025.

She brought the roof down in London, Chicago, and her hometown of Texas, sometimes inviting special guests on stage to perform alongside her, including Miley Cyrus. Her kids, Rumi and Blue Ivy Carter, have also pumped the crowd with their appearance on several sets.

Her significant other then decided to make it an even more special event when he appeared on stage for a performance in Paris, where he performed his critically acclaimed song "N-ggas in Paris." He was also present on her Atlanta leg of the tour, treating the attendees to a good time.