Chris Brown doesn’t think his daughter needs anymore money.
The ‘Loyal’ hitmaker is currently locked in a bitter legal battle with the mother of his four-year-old daughter Royalty, Nia Guzman, as she believes she should receive $21,000 per month in maintenance – more than what he’s paying now -and thinks she is owed $250,000 in retroactive child support.
However, the 29-year-old singer has hit back at her in his own legal papers, obtained by The Blast, by claiming this is the third time she has asked for an increase in support and he thinks anymore money would be "spoiling" Royalty.
He argued: "Providing a four year old with everything she demands could be harmful and is not in her best interest."
Nia has also claimed that Chris only has Royalty for 20 per cent of the time, but the singer is adamant he has her for at least 12 days a month.
He has outlined that he pays $6,000 a month for a private school, covers her medical expenses and pays for a nanny – even though Nia’s mother takes care of Royalty – as well as coughing up $1,770.98 a month in vacations and travel, $1,516.59 for gifts and entertainment, and another $419 for activities.
Chris believes Nia is using their little girl as pawn and he’s made it clear on his documents that he’s not willing to pay the $21,000 per month she has reportedly requested, but he is happy to increase it to $9,813 a month.
He also claimed that the pair only slept together once and she didn’t tell him she was pregnant until Royalty was born but, even then, she allegedly withheld custody from him when he refused to cough up more money in support.
The case continues.
Chris Brown thinks his daughter will be spoilt
