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Cam Newton’s Ex Kia Proctor Steps Out for Girls’ Night as He Pushes to Take Custody of Their Four Children

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Pro football star-turned-media personality Cam Newton has made explosive allegations against his ex Kia Proctor. Newton, 37, and Proctor, 38, dated for seven years before splitting in 2020. During their relationship, Proctor gave birth to four children by the former NFL MVP. The former couple’s son, Chosen Sebastiana, was born in 2015. Newton and Proctor welcomed their daughter, Sovereign-Dior Cambella, in 2017. Their family grew with two more sons: Camidas Swain in 2018 and Cashmere Saint in 2019. That same year, Newton fathered a child with another woman while still dating Proctor. He is currently in a romantic relationship with social media personality Jasmin “Watch Jazzy” Brown. They share two children — a daughter born in 2024 and a son born in 2025. The Carolina Panthers legend, who had also been raising Proctor’s older Shakira as his own, had been sharing 50-50 custody of their four kids. However, in new legal filings, Newton is demanding primary custody.

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