Cyrus Langhorne
R&B singer Chris Brown is reportedly fed up with his ex-girlfriend Nia Guzman over their one-year-old daughter Royalty and is seeking legal action.
According to reports, Chris Breezy is battling Guzman’s constant child support and custody demands.
We’ve learned Chris just filed legal docs in Houston to establish paternity. That will give him the right to fight Nia over support and custody. Chis has been paying Nia what he believes is a fair amount — she claims he’s been paying $2,500 a month. He wants a judge to set the figure, which he’s confident will be closer to his number than hers. Chris also wants a judge to establish clear custody guidelines. He says Nia has been denying him the right to see his daughter, so he wants a judge to set her straight. (TMZ)
Chris Breezy posted up handfuls of pictures of himself and Royalty at Disneyland last month.
Talking to radio personality Big Boy recently, Breezy stressed the impact of Royalty on his life.
“Absolutely,” Brown said when asked if Royalty takes his heart. “I think my main focus, now, is just on music, but my daughter first. So when it comes to, thank-you, so when it comes to being able to perform and do this [it’s great].” (iHeartRadio)
Despite shocking fans by taking responsibility for his daughter Royalty earlier this year, Breezy called the entire situation a blessing in a recent interview.
“There comes a time when people kind of have to grow up and become more of an adult and take on different responsibilities. I think this was just a blessing in disguise with my daughter because I get a chance to look at her and teach her the right path and also be a father in my daughter’s life. Just to see a smile on her face—just to see the littlest things—is emotional for me, so I just love that aspect of being able to be a father now.” (“On Air with Ryan Seacrest”)
