Jaime King’s ex-husband Kyle Newman assigned sole physical custody of sons

Jaime King’s Exman Kyle Newman has been assigned sole physical custody of the two sons of the former couple.

In court documents obtained by people, a judge ordered that while Newman and King will share legal custody of their sons, James, 11 and Leo, 9, Newman will have a grinding authority over legal custody and now also has sole physical custody of their children. James and Leo will mainly live with their dad.

King has been given visitor rights and can see her sons three times a week in specific hours neighborhoods, but she must be monitored while she is around her two boys. Among the list of approved supervisors are the actress, sister and sister, as well as Newman’s brother Kevin.

An addition to the court decision shows that King must have monitored a visit because she has not completed a 6-month drug/alcohol program, with weekly testing, aftercare and a 2-step program; a 26-week parent program; Individual advice to address case issues; And conint counseling with minors, when underage therapist considers it appropriate.

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This is not the first time the previous couple has argued about custody of their two children. In April 2024, king submitted an emergency request to change their agreement on spousal and child support. At the time, the court’s documents obtained by people claimed that King “lacks the ability to pay the support” and asked for the court to terminate the spousal support agreement that the couple submitted in April 2022.

In response to King’s archiving, Newman claimed in his own application that the actress had “been in accordance with the court’s children and support decisions for over a year.”

Newman also stated that King refused to “sign a judgment” based on their divorce and noted that she cannot “cancel” a court decision that she claimed to have made.

King and Newman Tied tied 2007 at Greystone Park and Manor in Los Angeles. The actress Divorce From Newman in May 2020 after 13 years of marriage. At that time, King also submitted a request for prevention of domestic violence and an emergency movement related to custody of children and visits.

This is also not the first time King has been accused of having an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol in the previous couple’s ongoing custody. IN Documents submitted in May 2020, King claimed that Newman arranged an “intervention” in mid -January 2020 at home after telling her that she struggled with addiction problems.

King said in the documents that she gave up and agreed to go to the treatment facility, where she could prove that she did not use drugs. After undergoing testing at the plant, King claimed that no drugs or alcohol were found in her system and she was sent home after a couple of days.

In her own archiving, Newman King called “a chronic drug addict and alcoholic who refuses to admit that she has a problem, even less seeking meaningful treatment for such a problem.”

He also claimed that these alleged questions have affected her ability as a parent, and that he was told by “several friends” that King drank and used opiates while pregnant with his son James. He also claimed that she used drugs while she was pregnant with Leo and said they found out about her 20-week prenatal meeting that “our unborn child was also dependent on her continued drug use.”

“We found out the same meeting that Leo Thames had a congenital heart failure and would need surgery to survive as soon as he was born,” Newman said in his explanation. “I was destroyed.”

Newman’s submission described others about alleged incidents of king “who drive under the influence with (their sons) in the car, became so intoxicated in front of them that they thought their mother dies and abandoned them for several days at a time to get full and high instead of taking care of them. At one point, Jaime Leo Tens left one other place in one other place.