*Djimon Hounsou and Kimora Lee Simmons apparently have a loosey-goosey type situation when it comes to custody of their 10-year-old son, Kenzo.
Well considering that arrangement most likely led to Hounsou not being able to see his son on Father’s Day is most likely the reason things are set to change.
According to sources, attorneys for both the actor (Hounsou) and the socialite/entrepreneur (Simmons) were on the phone on Wednesday hashing out a privately mediated visitation agreement that will clearly outline when and where each parent will have custody of their son, Kenzo Lee Hounsou, according to The Blast.
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As we reported earlier this week, the actor was seen on video (above) complaining that he didn’t get to see his son on Father’s Day. The obvious implication was that Kimora was responsible for keeping the youngster away from him.
“It would have bee nice to see my son on Father’s Day,” he told a video photog.
However, Kimora Lee Simmons sources are singing a different tune, saying that Hounsou has been allowed to see his son all that he wants, but claims the star has chosen not to take advantage of the time to hang out with Kenzo.
Here more from The Blast:
The other issue is that Hounsou, who is from Benin, West Africa, apparently regularly travels outside the U.S. back to Africa.
We’re told Kenzo primarily lives with his mother in the U.S. and traveling out of the country would heavily impact his schedule.
Luckily, we’re told both parents want to get an arrangement set in stone that works for everyone, and they are in agreement on providing the best situation for Kenzo.
