Jesse Williams’ ex appears to criticise his parenting in a message referring to their children.

Following Jesse Williams’ filing to have their prior custody arrangement upheld, Aryn Drake-Lee posted a mysterious message on parenting on social media.

 

Aryn Drake-Lee, the ex-wife of Jesse Williams, is prepared to share her receipts with the public.

 

After TMZ reported that the Grey’s Anatomy actor filed court documents seeking to update their current custody agreement, the real estate broker—who shares a 7-year-old son named Maceo and an 8-year-old daughter named Sadie with the actor—seemingly called out the actor in a coded message on social media.

 

Is regularly pulling 7- and 8-year-olds out of school to fly across the nation on a red-eye and stay on the ground for two days helpful for their health and wellbeing? On September 14, Aryn captioned an Instagram image. “Is it acceptable to expect them to return bewildered and confused, pick themselves up, and continue making it through the remainder of the week at school? I don’t believe so. None of the parents who regularly parent their children do either.”

 

Added she, “There is a term for the situation where an adult expects their kids to cater to, take care of, and serve their needs at the expense of the kids.

 

“Receipts season” and “I’ve kept quiet for a long time””

 

Jesse’s representative was contacted by E! News for comment, but no response was received.

 

The actor, who is currently filming for Broadway in New York, is reportedly asking that their previous custody agreement include days in the months of October through January, according to TMZ. Despite the fact that Aryn didn’t mention her ex by name in the post, she shared the message after the news broke.

 

In court documents obtained by E! News in March, the former couple agreed that Jesse would have the kids in New York for four consecutive days per month, with two of those days being weekends, as he started his spring run for the Broadway play, Take Me Out.

 

As Jesse prepares for the baseball play’s next fall run, which will start in October, TMZ reports that Jesse claims Aryn is refusing to let the kids fly from Los Angeles to New York.

 

Jesse has asked a judge to uphold their earlier arrangement and permit him to get custody of the children in New York for four days between October 7 and October 12, as well as four days during their Thanksgiving break, according to court records obtained by TMZ.

 

Jesse also requests that the custody agreement last through January 2023.

 

Aryn’s attorney was contacted by E! News for comment, but no response was received.