Overview
- Court documents obtained by media show Herro initially asked a judge to set a parenting schedule and child support but voluntarily dismissed that petition days later.
- Henry then filed for primary custody, saying she was the children's primary caregiver and asking the court to impose safeguards because of the father's unspecified “historical conduct.”
- Henry's filing asks the court to factor a large income gap into support calculations, citing Herro's earnings as a professional athlete while she stepped back from her businesses to raise their children.
- The couple share two young children, a daughter born in 2021 and a son born in 2023, and both filings say they want the children to have contact with their father under court-ordered terms.
- The dispute remains active in family court with no resolution reported, and upcoming hearings will determine custody arrangements, any protective measures, and the level of financial support.