Devin Haney to Pay $20K Monthly Child Support

Boxing champion Devin Haney has settled his custody dispute with his baby mama Leena Sayed. According to new court documents, the boxer agreed to pay her $20,000 per month in child support. This amount was calculated based on his monthly income of $435,699.

The parties agreed to joint legal and physical custody of their one-year-old daughter, Khrome. However, until the girl turns three, Haney must be with her in the presence of a professional nanny or his mother. This condition is designed to ensure the child's safety during his time with her.

As part of the agreement, Haney withdrew his lawsuits against Sayed, including extortion charges, and she dropped her request for a domestic violence restraining order. The parties also signed a non-disparagement clause, prohibiting them from publicly criticizing each other.

Sayed agreed to post a statement on social media that reports of physical abuse by Haney were inaccurate and that they are focused on co-parenting their daughter. This was an important step toward reconciliation after a high-profile scandal.

Recall that last year Leena filed for a restraining order, claiming the boxer pushed her to the ground in 2024 while she was pregnant. Haney countersued for extortion, alleging she published false and defamatory statements about him. Her lawyer, Mark Vincent Kaplan, insisted that his client's words were true.

During the proceedings, Sayed also asked the court to allow her to post photos of her daughter on social media, which Haney criticized due to her presence on OnlyFans. The new custody agreement prohibits both parents from posting photos of Khrome without the other's consent, a compromise on this issue.

Thus, Devin Haney and Leena Sayed managed to resolve the conflict, focusing on their daughter's well-being. The $20,000 monthly child support reflects the boxer's high income and will ensure a decent standard of living for the child.