Boxer Devin Haney slams ex-fiancée’s Leena Sayed request to post their child on social media; cites her being an @dult content creator

Boxer Devin Haney has pushed back after his ex-fiance, Leena Sayed, went to court seeking permission to post photos of their one-year-old son on social media without his approval, arguing that her career as an @dult content creator is a valid reason to keep their child off her pages. Sayed is asking the court to modify their current custody agreement, which requires both parents to sign off on any online images of their son, Khrome. She argued that social media is an important part of how I share my life with friends, family, and my social media followers, insisting that the restriction limits how she presents motherhood. According to court papers, Haneys legal team responded that the agreement does not unduly restrict Leenas self-expression, noting that she is still free to talk about mothering without posting the child himself. That posting restriction, however, does not restrict Leenas ability to tell her followers all she wishes about her role as a mother, attorney Rick Edwards wrote. Haney also suggested that Sayeds online persona attracts followers for reasons unrelated to parenting. He argued that Leenas self-objectification and encouragement of s3xual fantasies via her postings on OnlyFans and on Instagram means that some of her internet followers do not follow her because of her motherhood. His team included screenshots from her OnlyFans account, featuring captions like All set for an orgy, and looking to juice a c***, any c*** will do. Edwards wrote, They are all of course protected by free speech. And sex sells. But it takes one unbalanced fantasizer to create risk for [their child] Khrome. The filing continued: The common sense point is that a celebritys child on social media invites trouble. And Leena presents herself not only as a celebrity, but as a wealthy and fantasy-inducing celebrity. Sayed previously pointed out that Haney has at times shared content involving their son, including a moment in Saudi Arabia when the toddler was seen watching his father fight. Haney addressed that directly: I learned that Leena wanted to post a picture showing the back of Khromes head in front of a television screen on which I appeared in the ring. I approved. I was carried away by the fights result and by seeing Khrome watching me, and did not exercise appropriate caution. Haneys attorneys ended their response with, Enough is enough, asking the judge to deny Sayeds request.The post Boxer Devin Haney slams ex-fiance’s Leena Sayed request to post their child on social media; cites her being an @dult content creator appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.