The predicament of having and raising children is faced by many even during this time of age. While some issues may arise due to not conceiving one or something like a custody battle over the kids by their parents, however, now a different issue has emerged around the USA. It seems to be the case that the American Idol star Syesha Mercado’s baby son was reportedly taken away by Child Protective Services (CPS) without any notice of his return.
While she finally got a chance to enjoy the happy family moments after the birth of her son together with partner Tyron Deener, it was disrupted after her son got taken away by the CPS.
Here’s to know more about her relationship with her partner.
Relationship Details Of Syesha Mercado With Her Partner Tyron Deener
The singer, Syesha Mercado, reportedly is in a relationship with Tyron Deener. The couple has two children together; a son named Amen’Ra and a daughter named Asset Sba, who both have been taken into custody by the CPS.
Previously, in March of 2021, the couple’s one-year-old son, Amen’Ra, was taken in, precisely to say “legally kidnapped” by CPS, as they claimed the couple “refused a B12 shot that was a matter of life and death,” which was said to be an “absolute lie” by the parents themselves.
Regardless of the unclear and vague reasoning, the couple created a donation page on GoFundMe, which has accumulated over $469k and is still counting to help get back their children.
While on a hard battle over the custody of their first child, the couple got pulled over during a drive and got their second child taken into custody by the police officer. The governmental bodies present at the time claimed proper paperwork wasn’t filed with officials, which eventually led to the decision from court judges to take their newborn.
Nonetheless, the case was to be sorted out with just a call with the couple’s attorney with whom they had done all necessary paperwork. Still, unfortunately, their daughter got forcefully taken from them.
Besides, the custody battle with the state court of Florida over their son, Amen’Ra, is still ongoing.
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But the two young children are reportedly in safe care as of now. The lead attorney Derrick McBurrows during a news conference earlier this week with the couple, said that they are with “an estranged relative,” as the couple is able to visit them once a week.
Net Worth And Career Of Syesha Mercado
Spreading the endeavors through the music industry while also attaining a chance to present herself in the entertainment field, Syesha Mercado has accumulated a fortune of wealth as of now. According to otakukart.com, she has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
Syesha has always been an outgoing and public person, as she has been involved in performing arts since very young, subsequently attending related high schools and universities. After graduating from university, she went on to work as an actress, appearing on several commercials. She was also a star appearing on ABC’s vocal competition TV series The One in 2006.
She eventually had her career breakthrough after her series of critically acclaimed performances during the seventh season of American Idol. Syesha went on to become the Top Three finalist for the seventh season of the show while taking up third place at the time.
Additionally, she also got herself to star in a national tour of Dreamgirls and the Broadway productions of The Book of Mormom.
With her earnings being accumulated from such sources, she has also been raising donations funds from people via the GoFundMe page to get her child back from the legal custody of the CPS, which has amounted to over $469k as of 24 August 2021.
Syesha Mercado’s Family, Early Life
The singer was born to her mother Zelda, a former Motown backup singer of African-American descent, and her father Jose, who is of Puerto Rican descent.
Growing up in Bradenton and Sarasota, Florida, she attended Booker High School for the Visual and Performing Arts Theatre Program and graduated from there.
Following this, she went on to credit her acting performances for various roles, among which she won Best Supporting Actress for her roles as the Sour Kangaroo in Seussical the Musical during the 2005 Florida Theatre Conference and the 2005 South Eastern Theatre Conference.