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Puka Nacua and ex-girlfriend reach parenting agreement
Puka Nacua and Hallie Aiono have reached a parenting agreement for their son, Kingston, according to a court filing in Los Angeles County.
The former couple’s agreement reportedly covers custody, visitation, child support and related costs, but its specific terms have not been disclosed.
They have said the terms are confidential, and the case may now be decided without a contest.
The agreement takes effect only if a judge approves it.
Aiono filed a court petition in June 2025 seeking to confirm Nacua’s paternity and set custody arrangements while she was pregnant.
The parenting case is separate from an unresolved NFL matter over allegations in a civil lawsuit concerning Nacua’s off-field behavior.
The league has not yet decided whether to discipline him, and a suspension remains possible.
Puka Nacua and his former girlfriend, Hallie Aiono, have reportedly reached an agreement on parenting their son.
A filing submitted to a Los Angeles County court this week covers custody, visitation, child support and attorney fees.
The agreement’s specific terms were not disclosed and were described as confidential.
The agreement will not take full effect unless a judge approves it.
- Who
- Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua and his former girlfriend, Hallie Aiono.
- What
- They reached an agreement on parenting their son, including custody, visitation, child support and attorney fees.
- When
- The filing was submitted this week, according to an article published October 29, 2026.
- Where
- Los Angeles County Superior Court.
- Why
- To settle matters concerning the parenting of their son.
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Nacua and Aiono started dating.
Aiono filed a petition seeking to confirm Nacua’s paternity and establish custody and visitation arrangements.
Their son, Kingston, was born.
Nacua and Aiono submitted a signed parenting agreement to a Los Angeles County court.
- Child
- Kingston, born in October 2025
- Court
- Los Angeles County Superior Court
- Filing
- Submitted this week, according to the October 29, 2026 article
- Agreement topics
- Custody, visitation, child support, attorney fees, and pregnancy and birth costs
- Approval
- The agreement requires a judge’s sign-off to take full effect
What people are saying
I went from loving somebody so deeply for four years, I felt it in my bones, to experiencing extreme betrayal, abuse, complete neglect from them, in what felt like it happened almost overnight
a moment for me to learn from some of the situations I was putting myself in and then also having just an awareness of how I'm conducting myself in and out of this football field.