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In October, 2023, Washington remarried, and with his new wife, Alisah Chanel, had two children. Chanel has a son from a previous marriage which Washington is also taking care of. So in his household, there are three young children. Also, recently, Washington signed a 4-year, $90 million extension with NBA's Dallas Mavericks which will keep him on contract until 2030.
Renner has openly addressed the rumors surrounding her financial arrangement with Washington, noting that she receives $2,500 a month in child support. But public court records prove that he is, in fact, paying $5,500 a month in child support, and she received a lump sum of $130,000.
Despite their breakup, Renner says she is committed to making co-parenting with Washinton work, but after Washington got remarried, had two children, and then signed his new contract with the Mavericks, Renner has filed to increase support to “at least” $35,000/month because she said with a new wife and a new car, he can afford more.
Then, things got messy. A custody exchange between Renner and P.J. went viral. The child cried, tensions escalated, Renner's mother was pissed that Washington's wife came with him to pick up her grandson and called her a derogatory name in front of her grandson. Washington was also accused of saying something derogatory to Renner's mother, also in front of he and Renner's son. The mother in-law-commented that she probably would do
Washington's wife remained quiet until she was called a derogatory name by Washington's fomer mother-in-law, who also hit Washington's car. See? Ugly.
Renner claims that Washington doesn’t "do" anything with the child when he picks him up and suggested that he come to her home to spend time with and "do things" with their child.
This entire situation is a window into bigger issues around family, money, and co-parenting in the public eye.
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