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Bucks guard's former partner is seeking court intervention over their increasingly difficult custody discussions…
Katya Henry has filed court documents alleging that Milwaukee Bucks guard Tyler Herro sent her aggressive and inappropriate messages during custody discussions regarding their two children. According to court filings reported by TMZ, Henry is seeking an order to mandate the use of a court-approved parenting application rather than direct text messages or communication routed through Herro's mother.
The ongoing custody dispute follows Herro's trade from the Miami Heat to the Milwaukee Bucks in June, which separated Herro geographically from his children who remain in Miami. Henry claims the move prompted Herro to request increased access requiring extensive air travel, while Herro has previously pushed back against restrictions on his parenting time.
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