The 30-year-old actor, who played Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Robert Epps in Transformers, filed for divorce in January, citing irreconcilable differences.

According to court papers, the former couple have agreed to share custody of their 2-year-old daughter Shayla. A judge approved the terms on Thursday.

Tyrese was represented by Mark Vincent Kaplan, who handled Britney Spears’ split from Kevin Federline

With 70 tattoos criss-crossing all over his skin, Tyrese Gibson considers himself a body art aficionado — and the newly-single star wants the same thing in his women.

“I love seeing my name on a woman’s butt,” the Transformers actor says in the new issue of Inked magazine. “Ladies, if you want to impress me when you meet me, I need to see my name on your right cheek.”

He adds: “Girls have had tattoos of my face. One girl went and got her ass tattooed on her right arm . . . It’s important to keep things tasteful.”

Uh-oh. Did Black Ty mess up out National Anthem at last night’s NBA Playoff Game. Tyrese Gibson, star of the upcoming summer blockbuster Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, has created a firestorm with his rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” as the L.A. Lakers took on the Denver Nuggets in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals on Wednesday night.

It brought on “howls of excitement and disbelief,” according to one L.A. Times sports blogger.

The actor, singer, and mode angered some by tampering with the patriotic words. Instead of saying “our flag was still there,” he sang “our Lakers were still there.”

Tyrese has a psycho. “Black Ty” is taking legal action against a woman who is harassing him on the social networking website Twitter.com.

The woman, known only as Patricia, has been pouncing on the singer/raper since news of his ongoing divorce proceedings with estranged wife Norma hit the press earlier this year.

He claims she has been bombarding him with messages, including the threat: “Now that your wife is finally out of the picture Daddy, it’s my turn.”

Last week, Ty decided to take legal action.

“Honestly, when you make yourself available and people really feel like they’re getting to know you, people just kind of catch feelings and things happen. I think she’s really Looney Tunes,” he added. “I’ve tried everything I can to get her up off me. And now things have gotten legal so I’m just going to let my people do their part. She’s every bit of crazy and Looney Tunes.”

The iron-clad prenuptial agreement between actor/singer Tyrese Gibson and his estranged wife Norma Gibson has been unearthed and it looks like “Black Ty’s” wifey will be walking away from the turbbulent relationship with absolutely nothing.

“According to the docs, Norma doesn’t get a piece of any of Tyrese’s possessions — not his production company, not his cars, not his house … nothing,” TMZ reported on Thursday.

According to the terms of the prenup, Norma would get a lump sum of $50,000 for every year the couple– maxed out at 10 years, but the pair was married for just 10 months.

“It’s a free number. I’m not making any money off of it. I call it the love circle,” the singer/entertainer/fim star said in a statement Sunday.

“When I have advice and information and anything that’s going on in my life, I’m able to call this number and verbally leave a message, which goes directly into my fans’ in-box on their cellphones.”

“It’s my way of telling the fans thank you for the years of supporting me and all my career moves. I can’t cut a cheque and pay everybody’s bills but I can give people knowledge and information that I have that’s contributed to my success,” Black Ty explains.

“I don’t know what my next message is but it always comes from a real place. I love it when I have all these l these new folks calling me, saying, ‘Call me Tyrese, on the love circle’.”

Tyrese Gibson will play Sgt. Bosco “BA” Baracus in the film adaptation of ’80s TV show The A-Team, Chud.com reports.

Black Ty said that he will play the role made famous by Mr. T if he can work it into his schedule, which already includes the Transformers sequel and action drama Desert Eagle.

“I’ve been practicing my double dutch,” Tyrese laughs.

Celebrity tattles are snitching that on-again/off-again couple (Who Knew?) Brandy and Tyrese are engaged to be married!

Brandy, who is facing criminal charges and multiple multi-million dollar lawsuits stemming from her involvement in a deadly December 2006 car crash.

Black Ty reportedly proposed to Brandy at a baby shower being held at the Grammy Award winner’s house two weeks ago.

According to a spywitness: “the baby shower turned out to be an engagement celebration with their close friends and family later that night.”

R&B singers Tyrese, Ginuwine, and Tank are pulling a page from the Book Of Levert, Sweat, and Gill (LSG) and forming an “R&B Super Group,” TGT.

“With all the support our fans have given us individually over the years for our distinct signature styles, collectively we felt our fans deserved to hear great music in a way that they could never have imagined,” Tyrese said. “I’ve known these guys for years and they truly are like brothers, so it only felt right to come together as a trio to make history”

“Basically the world of R&B needed a change, and there were only a few chosen that could do it, R&B needed a pick up, R&B needed TGT,” Ginuwine added.

During the group’s upcoming “Shirts Off Tour, TGT will hold auditions in search of a fourth member.

Hey, how about Sisqo!?

Black Ty, T. Gibson, or whatever Tyrese has decided to call himself today, issued a statement on Friday defending Black Billionairess Oprah Winfrey. He makes some good points.

“There is a staggering amount of millionaires and billionaires out in
the world that do nothing to effect positive change within society. The
fact that Oprah Winfrey took a monumental step to create a school in South
Africa for the betterment of African children rather then just speak of
change is commendable. The bible says — ‘No good deed shall go
unpunished,’ and there are many critics out in the world turning up
negative stones to find a flaw in this wonderful gift donated to South
Africa by Oprah Winfrey. I stand with Oprah in the fight for change and
positive world reform and I hope that people realize there will always be
struggle and without struggle there is no progression. Please leave her
alone and let the blessings she is offering outshine the public scrutiny
she is facing.”
– TYRESE GIBSON