Rob Kardashian "relieved that he no longer pays child support to Blac Chyna"

The long battle between Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna to find out who will pay for their daughter, Dream Kardashian, has been settled and Rob would apparently be "relieved" not to have to pay another penny.

Dream, a two-year-old, had been a major source of discontent between parents, who were arguing over the reasonable amount to pay for support.

Rob was paying $ 20,000 (£ 15,163) a month until he declared that he could not financially support this agreement and filed documents in support of his application.

After the conclusion of the settlement following a private mediation, in which Rob and Blac will badume all costs related to the detention of Dream, a source told E! News that he is "relieved" to no longer have to pay the heavy child support payments.

The source said the "definitive custody agreement" had been put in place with the help of a retired judge and their lawyers.

The agreement sees them, "50/50 shared custody but it's true that Rob will have Dream more often".

This 32-year-old father had already revealed that his financial difficulties had occurred after a break in the reality TV show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, as this had been "an extraordinarily difficult time for me emotionally".

According to the new agreement, parents would agree that "everyone pays what Dream needs when one or the other of them has it on guard for the and all other costs (academic, medical) will be shared equitably. "

The source continued, "Rob is really relieved of this situation, he just wants the best for Dream."

Chyna had also said previously: "Robert and I are only afraid of what is in the best interests of our daughter, whom we both love.

"Besides, Robert is a wonderful father for our dreamer!"

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