From OutKick · Armando Salguero · · 1m
Patriots' TreVeyon Henderson Defends Family Over Gender Custody Dispute
Christian athlete stands by Catholic family amid custody battle over gender transition.
In brief
Christian athlete stands by Catholic family amid custody battle over gender transition. Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson supports Massachusetts parents who refused medical procedures for their transgender daughter, citing religious rights. Originally reported by OutKick.
Custody Battle

Massachusetts parents fought DCF to regain custody of teenage daughter after refusing medical procedures for gender transition.
“These parents who want to honor our Lord and lead their daughter into the truth”
Henderson's Stance

TreVeyon Henderson, a devout Christian, supports parents' right to raise child according to Catholic morals.
“I believe the family, being a Catholic family and having certain morals that they go by and live by, they have the God-given right to raise up their kid”
Accusations Against Father

Father faces accusations of pulling daughter's hair and threatening her life, but charges are pending.
“It doesn't mean that he was guilty of those charges”
Religious Perspective

Henderson says his faith now guides his life more than football, prioritizing God over worldly success.
“With this game or without this game, with money or without money, as long as I have Jesus, I got everything that I need”
Legal Status

Parents have a restraining order against them after an unidentified adult assisted child in obtaining it.
“The Boston Herald has reported that Kutzkos’ attorney, Vernadette Broyles, said a restraining order stands against the parents”
Henderson's Motivation
Henderson believes his advocacy comes from God, not personal ambition.
“I think my perspective of this world has changed”
What Happens Next
Parents may regain custody if they resolve legal issues without further escalation.
The big picture
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson supports Massachusetts parents who refused medical procedures for their transgender daughter, citing religious rights.


