Future hit with a paternity suit in Miami. What does the rapper’s ex want?
Pay up.
That’s what one of Future’s many ex-girlfriends is demanding in Miami-Dade County family court.
An Arizona woman named Layla Sanad recently hit the “Mask Off” singer with a paternity lawsuit claiming the artist born Nayvadius Wilburn is the father of her 9-year-old son.
Sanad, who keeps a low profile, wants to establish paternity and get retroactive child support for the boy, listed in court documents as “K.W.” Future is a part-time 305 resident, having bought a multimillion-dollar mansion on Allison Island in Miami Beach in 2022.
TMZ reports that the chart-topper already confirmed in an Arizona court he was the father of a boy named Kash and that he pays Sanad $3,500 a month. But apparently their deal is unofficial, and the single mom wants everything by the book.
Future almost has enough kids for a co-ed soccer team. Before being sued, the Atlanta native. 42, was publicly confirmed as siring seven biological children with seven different women, including a son with superstar Ciara.
The Miami Herald reached out to both parties’ lawyers in Miami (Future’s is David Hazouri and Sanad’s is Max Leinoff), but did not immediately hear back.
Update: A statement from Sanad’s representative on Monday says that the matter with her ex has been resolved.
“Recent reports regarding a paternity lawsuit involving Future are inaccurate. While there was an initial legal matter, claims suggesting that he has not been present or supportive in our son’s life are simply not true. He has been present since our son’s birth and has consistently been involved and provided for him,” the statement to the Miami Herald read. “We are in a positive place, focused on co-parenting and what is best for our son.”
This story was originally published April 17, 2026 at 11:27 AM.
