Gunplay Reportedly Loses Custody Of Baby Daughter After Child Abuse Charges

By Tony M. Centeno

October 11, 2023

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Gunplay is reportedly facing the actions of his alleged actions after his wife accused the rapper of pointing a weapon at her and their newborn daughter.

According to a report TMZ published on Monday, October 9, the Miami native lost custody of his baby girl Osanna Ohana following a court decision. Gunplay, who now goes by Don Logan, can only see his eight-month-old daughter virtually through an app called TalkingParents. The visits are set up and monitored by the court. The only way the decision can be reversed is if the mother of the child Vonshae Taylor-Morales asks the court to give him custody again.

It's unclear whether the rapper's ex will ever give him full custody again. So far, he's missed three hearings to address the temporary restraining order Vonshae ordered against him. If he misses the next one, the restraining order will become permanent and will prevent Gunplay from seeing his daughter until she is 18. According to a source with direct knowledge of the situation, Vonshae has also requested child support, however, the amount he'll have to pay will be determined at a later court hearing.

The rift between Vonshae and Gunplay has gotten worse since the rapper reportedly pulled an AK-47 on his ex-wife while she was holding their child following a hideous argument back in August. He was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment, and child abuse. Vonshae filed for divorced shortly after the incident just one year after they were married.

Since then, Vonshae blamed their child's genetic heart defect on Gunplay due to his history with drug abuse. She also claimed that the moments leading up to their fallout will most likely be featured on the new season of "Love & Hip-Hop: Miami." Watch her make the accusations below.

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