PHOTOSCourt Orders Future To Take A DNA Test Within The Next 30 Days To Determine Paternity Of Eliza Reign’s Daughter
Feb. 27 2020, Published 6:30 p.m. ET
A judge reportedly ordered Future to submit to a DNA test within the next 30 days amid Eliza Reign’s plea for child support from the rapper. The rapper’s lawyers referred to the 9-month-old as a “check baby" in court documents claiming the alleged baby mama got pregnant to extort money from Future.
Future, 36, was ordered to take a paternity test within 30 days otherwise he will face sanctions, according to Bossip.com. The judge also issued an order for the “Life Is Good” rapper to disclose his income and financial investments within the next 10 days to determine his earnings.
Eliza, 29, has since changed her name on Instagram to “JUST TAKE THE TEST.”
The Instagram model claimed in court that she thinks Future makes $19.5 million a year, but does not pay “a penny” to her daughter. In her motion, she stressed that she served the “Mask Off” rapper three times with no response.
Eliza’s motion comes a day after it was revealed that Future referred to the model’s child as a “check baby,” according to documents obtained by TMZ. His lawyers defined the phrase as “slang terminology describing a child conceived solely for the purposes of extorting monies from the father of a child in the child support setting” in court documents. He also claimed that the baby only needed $450 per month.
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Additionally, Future alleged that Eliza’s friend gave public interviews that state she researched how much money his other baby mamas get in child support to determine how much she should ask for in court. That same friend reportedly said Eliza took fertility pills during her sexual relationship with Future in order to increase her chance of pregnancy.
Future also filed a lawsuit against the model for defamation, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress. In the documents obtained by The Blast, he admitted to having a sexual relationship with Eliza from 2016 to 2018, but that he wouldn’t have if he knew she would disclose “intimate facts” and “private consensual sexual activity.”
As for the defamation part of the lawsuit, Future claimed that Eliza spread false information about him on social media including the time she claimed he hired someone to murder her because she refused to abort her pregnancy.
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