Kimora Lee Simmons Won't Give Ex Custody of Son

Kimora Lee Simmons has no intention of giving her estranged husband Tim Leissner primary custody of their 11-year-old son, Wolfe. A recent court filing that suggested otherwise was simply a clerical error, according to a source with direct knowledge. Kimora has had full custody of Wolfe since the couple split in 2020, and nothing has changed.

The error occurred in Kimora's response to Tim's divorce petition. The document mistakenly checked a box granting Tim primary legal and physical custody, contradicting her actual wishes. The source clarified that it was a technical mistake, and the rest of the filing was correct: Kimora asked the court to strip Tim of spousal support rights, requested spousal support for herself, and sought attorney's fees.

It's worth noting that Tim Leissner is currently serving prison time for his role in a multi-billion-dollar corruption scandal. Additionally, he previously admitted to faking divorce documents to marry Kimora while still legally married to his first wife, Judy Chan. These facts make the custody situation even more complicated.

Initially, Tim had requested joint legal and physical custody in his divorce petition, but Kimora's response, as previously reported, went further by appearing to grant him full custody. This raised eyebrows, but now everything is clear: the filing error was accidental, and Kimora does not plan to change the current arrangement.

Kimora and Tim were married for 12 years but separated in 2020. Since then, Kimora has been raising their son alone, and according to the source, she intends to continue doing so. The custody saga will likely be resolved once the court officially acknowledges the correction.

For Kimora Lee Simmons, a renowned model and entrepreneur, this incident is another chapter in her high-profile divorce that continues to attract public attention. Despite the challenges, she remains focused on her children and business, staying in the spotlight of show business.