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Lil Tay’s parents reach custody agreement that could ‘advance’ her career after death hoax
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0:37Now PlayingLil Tay is planning to make a career comeback a week after her death was announced to be a hoax.
An “official statement” was made on the 14-year-old’s Instagram account Friday, stating that a custody agreement was reached between Tay’s parents, Angela Tian and Christopher Hope, after years of feuding.
“We have been asked to clarify media confusion as to the current state of the family law proceedings, including custody, child parenting and child support,” read the statement from attorneys representing Tian.
The family law attorneys claimed they have “successfully obtained orders” on behalf of Tian that have “enabled her daughter to advance her career.”
According to the statement, Tian will receive about $275,000 in retroactive child support from Hope, ongoing monthly child support and additional expenses.
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