Gunplay Loses Custody Of His Daughter  Following With Charges Of  Child Abuse

Gunplay Loses Custody of Daughter

On 10th October  (Tuesday), TMZ published an update in the saga of Gunplay’s custody battle after he was accused of pointing a rifle at his wife and baby last month. According to the celebrity news site, a judge made the decision to take away custody from Gunplay on Monday (Oct. 9). A decision that can only be reversed if his estranged wife Vonshae Taylor-Morales requests the court grant him custody, which seems unlikely, considering the alarming chain of events that dissolved their marriage.Currently, the Miami rapper is only reportedly allowed monitored virtual visits with his daughter via an app called TalkingParents and visits have to be set and monitored by the court.

Gunplay’s estranged wife Vonshae Taylor-Morales is also asking the court for child support.

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Gunplay has reportedly missed three court dates in connection to a temporary restraining order. Vonshae filed against the rapper last month. A fourth missed hearing could result in the restraining order being permanent. Which would mean Gunplay would be ordered to stay away from his daughter until she is 18.

Gunplay’s Legal Issues(Recent)

As previously reported, Gunplay was arrested on Aug. 19 for multiple charges including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, domestic violence, false imprisonment and child abuse. The incident allegedly started after Gunplay became angered when his wife told him to quiet down while he was playing Xbox, resulting in him pointing a gun at her while she was holding their 6-month-old baby. Gunplay has denied the accusations.