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Judge Rules on Kimora Lee Simmons' Custody Case
1 May
Summary
- Kimora Lee Simmons lost primary physical custody of four minor children.
- Kroy Biermann has final decision-making authority on key issues.
- Simmons stated she awaits a full court date to present her truth.
A Georgia judge has issued a ruling affecting the custody of Kimora Lee Simmons and Kroy Biermann's four minor children. As of May 1, 2026, Simmons has temporarily lost primary physical custody. The court will continue to allow joint legal custody, but Biermann will hold the ultimate decision-making power regarding educational, non-emergency medical, and religious matters concerning the children.
Simmons, who initiated divorce proceedings from Biermann in May 2023 after 11 years of marriage, has publicly responded to the recent court decision. She stated that her primary wish is for the process to conclude for her children's sake. Simmons also indicated anticipation for a full court date where she believes an opportunity to present the truth will be provided.
