Ciara Wilson, Future Hendrix

Rapper Future responded to ex-fiancee Ciara Wilson who asked a judge to force him to enter mediation to finalize a travel itinerary for their 4-year-old son, Future Zahir Wilburn.

In court documents obtained by The Blast, the 33-year-old singer says Future frequently misses scheduled visits with his son.

Ciara, who lives all the way in Seattle, claims in court documents that Future, who lives in Atlanta, missed too many scheduled visitations with his son.

She says whenever Zahir accompanies his father to Georgia, the boy spends most of his time with Future’s elderly relatives — all women.

Ciara complained that she can’t FaceTime with her kid because the older folks aren’t tech savvy and don’t know how to FaceTime.

In a video uploaded to Instagram.com on Wednesday night, a frustrated Future said, “You bothering me. Stop bullying me. Stop nagging me. Leave me alone!”

Though he didn’t name Ciara specifically, everyone knows who his message was intended for.

Fans criticized the “Level Up” singer for harassing her baby daddy who dotes on his son whenever he does see him.

Sources say Future spends quality time with all of his four of his children — and one child is not more special or important than the others.

His time is about to become more limited. Future has 2 children on the way by two different women.

In addition to his daddy duties, Future goes on tour to support his growing brood and his extended family members. That leaves very little time for him to comply with Ciara’s demands.

Some fans say Ciara is using the courts to exert her control over Future.

Cici is married to straight-laced NFL quarterback Russell Wilson and shares a daughter with him. But sources say she still carries a torch for the bad boy rapper, who practically stranded her at the altar.

 

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