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Tyrese Clarifies He Was Not Arrested For Failure to Pay Child Support

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Nationwide -- Tyrese Gibson has addressed recent reports of his detention related to unpaid child support. In a statement to Us Weekly on Wednesday, September 11, Gibson clarified the situation, saying, "I am in good spirits and confident in my legal team’s pursuit of justice." He explained that he was "detained, not arrested" for less

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