Daddy Dearest: Paternity Scandals in Music

Managers and artists caught up in baby daddy drama.

Flo Rida - Model Natasha Georgette Williams didn’t waste any time filing a paternity lawsuit against the superstar rapper who supposedly impregnated her — she initiated the suit before she was even out of her first trimester. In 2013, Williams claimed the baby was conceived by the "Right Round" singer and that he needed to pay for all medical bills pertaining to the birth. She also wanted the court to force Flo to undergo a paternity test to make double sure he’s the daddy, and for him to play child support and accept partial custody of the child once he or she is born. (Photo: John Ricard/BET/Getty Images for BET)
Death Threat - Chief Keef threatened to murder a female on one of his songs for a very horrifying reason: "You ain't gonna let me f--k you, and I feel you / But you gone suck my d--k or I'll kill you," he said. A petition was started to keep his music from being played in Chicago Public Schools.(Photo: 247PapsTV / Splash News)
Juvenile: March 25 - The former Hot Boy is full grown at 37.(Photo: Brad Barket/PictureGroup)Rick Ross - Health problems didn't stop the Bawse from having another monster year — he's nominated for Best Male Hip Hop Artist, Best Collaboration (for DJ Khaled's "I'm on One) and Best Group (for his leadership role in Maybach Music Group).(Photo: Joe Kohen/Getty Images)

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Daddy Dearest: Paternity Scandals in Music - Flo Rida just got hit with a special kind of child support lawsuit. Video model Natasha Georgette Williams is claiming that Flo is the father of her soon-to-be-born child, and because of his financial standing, she's in need of a bountiful check that covers her medical insurance, prenatal care, daycare — once the baby is born, of course — and other things that little humans of "good fortune" require.Such things happen, especially in the world of mo' money, mo' problems. Read on to see other prominent artists and managers who've been pointed out in paternity scandals.(Photo by Brad Barket/PictureGroup). (Photo: John Ricard/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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