Stephanie Soo

After the cruise, 16-year-old son is sent to a third party to stay with them.

Nine-year-old daughter is still with Chantel.

Thomas Hudson does an emergency court filing for custody over the nine-year-old daughter.

He's like, oh, no, like your stepdaughter died on this cruise ship that I didn't want you guys to go on.

And our son is a suspect with the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

I want my nine-year-old daughter in my primary custody.

So there's this emergency court filing.

There's two different hearings.

And it just becomes half about custody, half about the crews.

That's why we're getting a lot of information about this cruise when typically the feds are very hush-hush about things.

And they're hush-hush.

They haven't said anything themselves.

And it's very likely that it's because the custody battle is happening in Florida that we're getting this much information.

Florida has one of the more relaxed laws about family courts and custody battles being public information.

So states have like different regulations for that, but Florida is a little bit more open.

But it's in this custody hearing after the cruise ship that Chantal is like, I mean, the three of them, Anna, my 16 year old son, and Anna's 14 year old half brother, they're like the three amigos.

That's literally her words.

Three amigos, they're best friends.

That is not what anybody else is saying.

Anna has been pretty active on TikTok before her passing and I think if you go through her TikTok, there's a lot of emotions that she's dealing with and one of them is clearly about relationships, romantic relationships.