17 Times Baby Mamas Fought Back
Breezy, Nas and others who have faced off with their exes.
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Chris Brown and Nia Guzman - Celebrities' family drama frequently plays out in the gossip pages. While stars always have a media platform to share their side of the story, here are a few baby mamas that are speaking up against their powerful exes.For the past three years, the most famous baby mama drama going on has been between Chris Brown and his baby Royalty's mother Nia Guzman. These two have shaded each other repeatedly in family court and on social media, with Guzman trying everything she can to get full custody of their little girl — and more child support from CB. The judge wasn't having it, though and basically told Nia to take several seats. But with Breezy's latest felony charge, that could very well change.(Photos from Left: Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for iHeartMedia, Nia Guzman via Instagram)
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Fetty Wap and Masika Kalysha - A four month fling turned into something much bigger when the Love & Hip Hop star got preggers with the Jersey rapper's baby. They've been fighting ever since over paternity, and then (after Fetty finally claimed the child) child support and visitation. Despite their tepid truce, Masika never hesitates to put Fetty on full blast on social media when he steps out of line — going so far as to post screen shots of their texts and telling The Breakfast Club exactly (and we mean exactly) how she got knocked up in the first place.
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Floyd Mayweather and Josie Harris - The mom of three of Money's kids sued him for $20 million last year after claiming he "lied through his teeth" about their infamous 2010 domestic violence incident. Mayweather told Katie Couric that Harris was the agressor in the argument because she was in a "drug-fueled rage," rather than the other way around.
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Lil Scrappy and Erica Dixon - Scrap has been shameless bashing his baby's mother on Love & Hip Hop, accusing her of everything from being a bad mom to extorting him for child support. While Erica quit the show earlier this year, just before season 5, she didn't hesitate to spill the tea on her ex in social media, claiming that despite his public remarks, he was trying to get back together with her just weeks before proposing to Bambi. Yikes.
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50 Cent and Shaniqua Tompkins - These two are a mess. Tompkins publicly put her rapper ex on blast when he allegedly blew off their son's graduation party. Fiddy later retaliated that airing their dirty laundry in the media was a result of her frustration that the checks stopped coming in when their son turned 18. Either way, it's not the first time one of Fiddy's baby mothers has come for him in the media.(Photos from Left: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images, Shaniqua Thompkins via Twitter)
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Future - Before Ciara came into the picture, Future had babies with three other women. When the mother of his then 10-year-old son, Jessica Smith, saw the rapper spreading the wealth with his pop star fiancée, she publicly demanded an increase in her child support payments. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)
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Nas and Carmen Bryan - Carmen Bryan, the mother of Nas's daughter, Destiny, put the rapper on blast for failing to invite their daughter to the 2013 Grammys when he was nominated for a song called "Daughters." When the single first came out, however, Bryan blasted it for being "a disappointment," adding that it indicates Nas's lack of relationship with the 18-year-old. Nas, for his part, maintains that he and Destiny "are in a good place."(Photos from Left: Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Sprite, Carmen Bryan via Instagram)
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Rick Ross - Rozay's baby mother Tia Kemp took their battle from the courtroom to the pages of a tell-all, where she exposed their relationship for what it really (according to her) was. “I’m not trying to take him down,” she said about the book Deeper Than Rap: Clarity, Truth and Exposure to MTV News. “I just wanna let everyone know the real deal. He’s telling a bunch of lies about himself and me as well. He’s trying to have this image where he wants people to believe he’s hardcore and comes from the streets and lived a rough life. He’s making up all these things.” A win for Tia! (Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
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Flo Rida - The Miami rapper got slapped with a paternity suit after a woman he claimed to have banged in ten different cities said she had his child. Natasha Georgette Williams, a former model, was gunning for "good fortune support" — in other words, child support on steroids — for her baby boy, and was granted it after a court determined, Maury Povich-style, that Flo was the father. (Photo: Sergi Alexander/Getty Images for Get Schooled)
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Akon - The singer has had plenty of trouble from nearly all his seven baby mamas, but no one went quite as far as Sara Coleman, who took out an ad in the Los Angeles Times to try to get Akon to pay his child support. But that's not all: Coleman even tried to have the singer served with legal papers at Michael Jackson's funeral. For his part, Akon maintained that he had been "extremely proactive and cooperative" in dealing with the child support issue. (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
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Mathew Knowles - The former Destiny's Child manager (and Beyoncé's dad) scorned the wrong one when he stopped sending the child support checks to his baby mother TaQoya Branscomb (one of two women he fathered children with while still married to Tina Knowles). Branscomb decided enough was enough, and gave a lengthy interview to Inside Edition bout the promises Knowles made to her about their future, and how he's really just another deadbeat dad. "He does not want to be a father. He made that very clear," she said. "His loss." (Photo: Claire Greenway/Getty Images)
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Stevie J and Carol Bennett - The Love and Hip Hop Atlanta star's baby mama Carol Bennett went after the big guns when she went after the million dollars in child support the reality star owed her: she sued his bosses at VH1. That's right: Mona Scott-Young, Diddy and others were named in the suit, which demanded Stevie take responsibility for his child. The former couple are reportedly headed back to court this fall, while Stevie is fighting another paternity battle, with pregnant Joseline Hernandez, as well. (Photo: David Livingston/Getty Images)
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Layzie Bone - The Bone Thugs-N-Harmony member got caught creepin' on his wife when the woman he cheated with hit him with a paternity suit. No DNA test was conducted, but the fact that the rapper never responded to the claim is family court lingo for, "the baby is mine." (Photo: David Livingston/Getty Images)
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Ludacris - The rapper and actor was forced to cop to having a baby outside of his relationship with now-wife Eudoxie in order to fight for custody of his baby daughter Cai. When Luda was awarded full custody of the baby, his baby mother Tamika Fuller retaliated in the media, penning an essay called "Fighting for My Daughter" and putting Luda on blast for allegedly trying to coerce her into having an abortion. She also spilled the tea on their affair and all the promises he made to her. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images for MLS Atlanta)
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Paul George - After the Indiana Pacers star for called out by the judge in his paternity case for being a deadbeat dad (at the time of the hearing he had never met his five-month-old daughter), George cleaned up his act and actually came to an understanding with his ex Daniela Rajic. George vowed to take responsibility for his daughter. (Photo: Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
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Tyson Beckford - Remember when Chris Brown threatened to "f**k ya baby mama and whoop you child like he mine" after Tyson Beckford posted a pic cuddled up with Breezy's ex Karrueche Tran? Well, Beckford's actual baby mama, April Roomet, wasn't feeling those insults. She promptly clapped back at the singer, declaring "#HeGotThaWrongOne" on Instagram. Brown apologized days later. (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for DSQUARED2)