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Herro's Baby Mama Cites 'Aggressive' Texts
20 Oct
Summary
- Katya Henry seeks communication via court-approved app.
- She claims Herro's messages are aggressive and inappropriate.
- Herro and Henry are in a custody dispute over their children.
Katya Henry, the mother of NBA player Tyler Herro's children, has raised concerns about "aggressive" and "inappropriate" messages she has received from the Milwaukee Bucks guard. Henry is requesting that all communication regarding their two children be managed through a court-approved messaging application.
According to court documents, Henry claims Herro has adopted an "unreasonable and irresponsible position," insisting that discussions about their children must go through his mother. She states that Herro's responses to her attempts to discuss their children are typically "aggressive, inappropriate, and emotionally charged."
The distance created by Herro's recent trade from the Miami Heat to the Milwaukee Bucks has reportedly exacerbated their issues. Henry, who remains in Miami, noted that Herro, now in Milwaukee, is requesting increased contact that requires significant travel.
Henry also alleges that Herro has violated a court order mandating respectful communication by sending texts that were "incredibly disrespectful." She is petitioning the court to ensure Herro maintains appropriate messages moving forward and to mandate the use of the court-approved platform.
As previously reported, Henry initiated legal proceedings for custody and support following their split in early 2025. She initially sought primary custody, requesting "safeguards" for Herro's visitation, asserting she had been the primary caregiver since their breakup. Herro has denied claims that his custody rights should have restrictions.
