Jay-Z's 'fabricated' son takes dramatic U-turn in legal fight against rapper

Jay-Z's “fabricated” son named Rymir Satterthwaite has taken a dramatic U-turn in his legal fight against the rapper.

The Philadelphia based man has withdrawn his federal lawsuit against the 55-year-old rapper.

While explaining his decision on his Instagram, the 32-yeaer-old man said that there was “a lot going on behind closed doors”.

“I have not stopped my fight,” the musician went on to say, adding, “We got to step back and play chess, not checkers.”

For the unversed, Rymir, who has been in a legal battle with Jay-Z since, claims that the 99 Problems rapper fathered him in the 1990s during a relationship with his mother, Wanda.

Moreover, he has been fighting for over a decade to prove his paternity claim through a DNA test and acknowledgment.

Jay-Z, on other hand, has persistently denied the claims, calling them “fabricated allegations”.

Moreover, in his lawsuit, the music mogul accuses his “fabricated” son and his godmother of “decades-long harassment” and also alleged Rymir Satterthwaite’s federal suit was “not properly served”.