Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have finally settled their custody battle.
The former couple has finally worked out a custody agreement on Monday for their 2-year-old daughter, Dream, according to TMZ's sources.
In a huge change, Rob Kardashian reality television personality apparently will no longer have to pay any child support to the 30-year-old entrepreneur.
Previously, the sometimes Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was paying $20,000 per month in child support.
Now, he won't have to pay anything, reported the outlet, 'the agreement states each parent will only pay for Dream's needs when she's with them ... and things like medical expenses and school will be split down the middle.
It's also being reported that Ron and Chyna will split custody 50/50.
Blac and Rob's tumultuous relationship began around the start of 2016, but family drama, tension over their reality show, jealousy and clashing personalities quickly soured things between the pair.
Chyna gave birth to Dream in November 2016, but the pair split for the first time just a month later.
After a series of break-ups and reconciliations, they split for good in 2017.
Though their split saw the pair at odds for quite some time, Chyna and Rob recently shared how committed they are to co-parenting.
Knocking rumors the duo were embroiled in a custody dispute, the model retweeted Rob's stern denial.
Referring to Chyna by her legal name, he wrote:
Angela and I are both actively co-parenting and there are no pending or active custody cases.
In response, she tweeted:
Robert and I only concern is what’s in the best interest of our daughter that we both equally love. Additionally, Robert is a wonderful father to our Dreamy!
The former video vixen was previously in a relationship with rapper Tyga, with whom she shares six-year-old King.
