Alexer Peres, the estranged wife of singer Harrysong, has announced that she will temporarily forgo custody of their two young children following a recent court ruling.
In an emotional video shared on Instagram, the entrepreneur expressed frustration over the legal outcome, accusing Harrysong of obstructing her attempts at co-parenting.
“He comes to my house unannounced and harasses me everywhere. At this point, I am tired,” Alexer said.
She questioned the singer’s suitability as a primary caregiver, noting his absence and reliance on household staff to care for their children.
“He is barely around. It’s his house helps that are usually around. He just want custody so he can feel like yes he has one,” she stated.
Alexer also hinted at unspecified allegations made against her in court documents, promising to respond to them in due course.
Despite stepping back for now, she stressed that her decision is not permanent.
“I would definitely come back for my children when the time is right. They are minors, they are just 4, and 3 years. Yet, he wants to take my kids to go and live with an house help since I rejected your offer for me to come back,” she said.
She further explained that her decision is motivated by self-preservation rather than weakness.
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“I am not doing this because I am weak, I am doing this because I need to live. Since you said you can take care of them very well. Please, do. Nothing should happen to my children,” Alexer added.
Alexer and Harrysong’s relationship has been marked by turbulence. The couple married in March 2021, but by January 2025, Alexer had publicly declared herself a “free woman.” Their marital issues reportedly began in January 2024, following the circulation of an alleged WhatsApp conversation between them, which Harrysong later acknowledged as part of a marital crisis.