Hunter initially denied paternity in the case brought by Lunden Roberts. DNA testing established that he was the father, and an Arkansas court approved a settlement in March 2020. This is an established correction to his denial, not merely an unresolved internet allegation. [1]
The parties reached another support agreement in 2023. The AP reported that it included an unspecified number of paintings for the child to keep or sell, while the published order did not disclose all financial terms. Reports of negotiations should not be substituted for the final order, and a support settlement does not answer an unrelated federal tax question. [2]
In January 2026, Roberts moved to reopen the dispute and sought contempt, alleging failures to honor obligations. KAIT’s local reporting identifies the motion and its claims. A request to hold someone in contempt is not a finding that contempt occurred. This edition did not obtain a complete later certified docket and therefore does not invent a final October outcome. [3]
The public-interest subject is the adults’ conduct, truthful statements and compliance with court orders. The child’s identity, photographs and private life are not needed to assess those questions.