Rapper Flo Rida agrees to help package deal for his disabled son that might complete practically $500,000 a yr

• Flo Rida was taken to Household Court docket within the Bronx by ex Alexis Adams, mom to his son, Zohar, 6.
• The rapper agreed to help the disabled boy, which might set him again practically $500,000 a yr.
• The “Good Emotions” rapper coated his head with a hat, masks and folder as he darted right into a ready Mercedes van.

A dressed-down, incognito Flo Rida agreed to an enormous little one help package deal for his disabled little one throughout a Household Court docket listening to in New York Metropolis on Tuesday — a mix of month-to-month and annual funds that might set him again a half-million {dollars} a yr. 

Beneath the settlement with ex Alexis Adams, the “Good Feeling” rapper can pay $14,000 a month in help and $2,212 a month in medical health insurance for Zohar Dillard, a six-year-old special-needs boy who was lately significantly injured in a 5-story fall.

He was additionally ordered to arrange a $300,000 escrow account for Zohar’s wants. The account should be replenished yearly, every September. Topping the package deal is a one-time, $188,000 cost the rapper should wire to Adams instantly, to compensate her for excellent bills that embrace Zohar’s faculty prices.

A multi-millionaire, Flo Rida, given identify Tramar Dillard, was bling-free on Tuesday as he tried to flee discover within the sprawling courthouse.

He wore a cumbersome, olive Balenciaga parka that retails for $2,950, slim-fitting black denims, and nondescript black sneakers.

Practically his complete head was obscured by his pulled-up parka collar, his pulled-down black bucket hat, and a big black-cloth COVID masks.

He eliminated the hat solely when earlier than Shira Atzmon, the Bronx household courtroom help Justice of the Peace who has presided over the couple’s authorized skirmishes for 5 years.

Flo Rida gave Atzmon his handle for the report, and his affirmation that he would inform the reality, however in any other case didn’t converse publicly, together with to Insider.

After courtroom, he waited in a close-by deli for his chauffeur to carry his silver  Mercedes van round, then dashed inside, holding a blue folder to his face.

Adams, who wore a trim darkish pants swimsuit and a smooth pony tail, additionally didn’t converse after the listening to.

“She’s grateful to the courtroom, and that it is over,” her lawyer, Dror Bikel, advised Insider on the conclusion of the at-times tense, morning-long negotiations, held principally within the hallway of the courtroom home’s windowless backside flooring.

At one level, as Flo Rida and Adams sat alone on reverse ends of an extended hallway, Bikel and an lawyer for the rapper, Stephen L. Drummond, shouted at one another close to the door to the courtroom.

“Both we’ll go to trial, or we’re reaching an settlement — I do not wish to discuss any extra,” Adams’ lawyer advised Flo Rida’s lawyer.

“You need battle? I am prepared for battle,” Flo Rida’s lawyer shouted again.

“I am ready for a quantity from you,” he added. “I used to be within the Marine Corps. I am used to battle.”

Adams alleged that she resorted to occurring Medicaid after the “Low” rapper didn’t pay medical health insurance and medical payments within the aftermath of Zohar’s unintentional fall. Born neurologically disabled, the boy suffered a shattered pelvis, fractures in his left foot, and inside bleeding.

Adams has alleged that the rapper failed for years to abide by a 2018 help order requiring $9,000 a month plus medical and faculty prices for the kid, over whom she has full custody.

Since then, Adams alleged that Flo Rida remained behind in his funds, and stopped paying the medical insurance coverage for the boy quickly after his March 4 unintentional fall from a fifth-floor window of their residence in Jersey Metropolis, NJ.

Flo Rida’s funds would look like in good condition for the time being, although. In January, he received an $82.6 million award from the power drink firm Celsius, courtesy of a Florida jury.

The rapper and his manufacturing firm, Sturdy Arm Productions,  sued Celsius in Could 2021, for violating the stock-option provisions of a 2014-2018 endorsement deal.

Flo Rida advised NBC Information that he had gained a “new respect for the judicial system” after the jury’s verdict.

Atzmon was cordial to each events on Tuesday. When Drummond, Flo Rida’s lawyer, thanked her for her endurance as they spent the morning hammering out an settlement, she answered, “I am glad. I would a lot slightly you each compromise than get a choice from me.” 

However Atzmon had scolded Flo Rida, by way of one other of his legal professionals, throughout a listening to in 2018, in response to Bossip.

When that lawyer requested that Flo Rida be allowed to have a say by which faculty Zohar attends — so he might ensure that the schooling was “cheap” — the Justice of the Peace snapped, “What does he care?” the information web site reported.

“He isn’t concerned on this kid’s life. He is met him as soon as,” the information web site quoted the Justice of the Peace complaining. “That is all about cash, and I’ve had it as much as right here.”

Flo Rida is now hoping to rearrange month-to-month visits, Drummond advised Atzmon on Tuesday.

“He desires to have visitation together with his son,” Drummond stated. “That is one thing we would actually prefer to see.”

Atzmon responded that as a help Justice of the Peace, it’s past her purview to order visitation. She wished the mother and father properly in understanding a visitation schedule amongst themselves.

Flo Rida had been a mega-star for a decade by the point Zohar was born; the rapper’s 2007 breakout single, “Low,” turned a membership basic and topped the Billboard charts for 10 weeks.  

The couple’s little one suffers from autism and the neurological dysfunction hydrocephalus, Adams’ legal professionals have stated.