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Kimora Lee Simmons Has No Plans to Give Ex Tim Leissner Custody, Filing Was Clerical Error

Kimora Lee Simmons clarifies a recent legal filing regarding child custody in her divorce from Tim Leissner, citing a clerical error.

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Did Kimora Lee Simmons request that Tim Leissner receive primary custody?

No. While an initial filing suggested this, Simmons clarified that the document was a clerical error and she does not intend to give Leissner primary custody.

What is the current status of the custody arrangement?

Coverage does not yet specify the current legal custody status, beyond the clarification that the recent filing was made in error.

What is Tim Leissner's current situation?

Reports from theJasmineBRAND mention that Tim Leissner is currently incarcerated.

Where it stands

A legal filing involving Kimora Lee Simmons and Tim Leissner has been clarified following initial reports that Simmons requested Leissner receive primary custody of their son. Simmons stated that the request was an error and she does not intend to relinquish custody.

Coverage from The Express Tribune, Complex, Yahoo, TMZ, and theJasmineBRAND highlights the reversal after reports previously indicated a change in custody arrangements. These reports focus on the conflicting accounts of the filing and the mention of Leissner’s incarceration status.

Future developments will depend on subsequent legal filings or official statements from either party as the divorce proceedings continue. Official documentation regarding the correction of the clerical error has not yet been detailed.

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