Overview
- The story centers on court records first reported by TMZ that show both Tyler Herro and Katya Elise Henry have filed family‑court petitions over custody and child support.
- Herro initially asked a judge to set a parenting schedule and formalize child support he said he had been voluntarily paying, but he withdrew that filing days later.
- Henry then filed for primary custody, saying she was the children’s primary caregiver and asking the court for temporary and permanent safeguards that reference Herro’s unspecified “historical conduct.”
- Her filing asks the court to account for a large income gap tied to Herro’s professional earnings when calculating support, while also saying she wants the children to maintain a relationship with their father.
- The dispute is ongoing with no public statements from either parent and no final ruling, and the timing of the filings has drawn extra attention given Herro’s recent trade to the Milwaukee Bucks and the couple’s public profile.