Luka Doncic’s ex asking for $50 million to settle custody battle: report

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Luka Doncic’s former fiancée Anamaria Goltes is reportedly willing to move on from her child custody battle with the Los Angeles Lakers superstar for an eye-watering sum of money.

Goltes has told Doncic and his camp that she’d drop her case against the six-time NBA All-Star if he agreed to fork over $50 million, according to a report from TMZ, citing “sources with direct knowledge.”

Anamaria Goltes, the fiancee of Luka Doncic, requested child support and attorney’s fees from the Lakers star, according to court filings. Instagram/@anamariagoltes

Eighty percent of the payout, the outlet claimed, would be for Goltes, and the other 20 percent would be for their two children.

Luka Doncic is pictured with his daughter. TMZ is claiming that Anamaria Goltes wants $50 million to settle her custody battle with Doncic. Instagram/@lukadoncic

Additionally, Goltes wanted in her proposed settlement for Doncic to reduce his time with their two daughters from two days a week to just one, TMZ reported.

Messages to Goltes and Doncic’s attorneys from the California Post seeking comment on the report were not immediately returned.

Luka Doncic and Anamaria Goltes. Instagram/@anamariagoltes

Goltes first made her qualms with Doncic public in March, when she filed a petition for child support from him in a Los Angeles County court.

However, on Monday, she submitted a request to dismiss the matter, writing in a statement that she was ready to resolve things “amicably and by a mutual agreement which is in the best interests of our children.”

Court records viewed by The Post show her request was rejected, as officials wrote that the document was missing Doncic’s signature.

The next hearing in the case is still currently scheduled for Aug. 14.

Doncic and Goltes, a Slovenian model, began dating years ago when the pair was in their teens. The two share two daughters together — two-year-old Gabriela and months-old Olivia. Doncic confirmed their breakup in March, shortly after Goltes filed her petition for child support.

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