DJ Mustard Seeks $30K From Ex-Wife Chanel Thierry Amid Custody Dispute

DJ Mustard has returned to court in his ongoing custody dispute with ex-wife Chanel Thierry, asking a judge to impose $30,000 in sanctions against her.
According to court documents reported by TMZ, Mustard is also seeking sole legal custody of their three children, alleging that Thierry violated an existing order that barred both parents from making negative or derogatory comments about each other in the presence or hearing of their children.
Mustard's filing points to social-media posts Thierry allegedly made about him, including comments expressing frustration with her ex-husband and claiming that he continued to do things deliberately to get under her skin.
He argues that the posts negatively affect their children's best interests and make co-parenting more difficult.
Thierry, however, has pushed back publicly, questioning why Mustard filed the latest papers and arguing that her posts fall under freedom of speech.
This is where celebrity divorce gets interesting.The relationship may be over, but the relationship's consequences aren't.In this case, social media has become part of that negotiation too.
When two people share children, the breakup doesn't necessarily end the negotiation. Parenting decisions, money, public statements and old resentments can keep the relationship legally alive long after the marriage itself has ended.
What one person sees as venting, the other can frame as a violation with consequences.
The query is no longer simply who said what? It's what happens when a private conflict becomes public — and then becomes evidence?
When exes share children, should social-media comments about each other ever become part of a custody battle?
At what point does “venting” about an ex stop being personal expression and start affecting the parenting relationship?
Should co-parents simply stay completely silent about each other online?























































