Ammika Harris is proving that she is one natural beauty in a recent Instagram post, and thanks to her mommy duties, she has an excuse to go bare-faced all the time. On Saturday (June 13th), Ammika, the mother of Chris Brown‘s son, Aeko Catori, posted a photo of herself carrying baby Aeko without a hint of makeup on her face. Ammika drew attention to her au naturel look, indicating that it’s a result of raising a 6-month-old baby.

“Holding my excuse for not wearing make up,” she wrote, referring to her baby boy. “AND FOR ALOT of OTHER THINGS.” Of course, having an infant is incredibly time-consuming, so it’s no surprise that Aeko makes it hard for Ammika to find a few minutes just to do her makeup. However, she doesn’t seem to mind at all.

While most of her followers praised her beauty and insisted she doesn’t even need makeup, one rude user commented, “I think you need a little bit because you look ill like this.” Ammika responded with a crying emoji, but tons of her followers immediately came to her defence. “You don’t need any makeup,” one user wrote. “Ignore these comments.” The original commenter responded saying, “I don’t say bad things or being rude. I hope you don’t get mad at me.” Ammika appears to have ignored this hater.

NLE Choppa fired some not-so-indirect shots at his baby mama Twitter this week, insinuating that she is refusing to give him updates on their daughter and won't even tell the rapper the child's name. Back in March, the 17-year-old announced that he was expecting his first child, although he failed to disclose the identity of the mother. Although it is unclear from his recent tweets whether or not the child is born yet, his baby mama seems to be keeping him far away from his offspring.

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On Tuesday (May 26th), the rapper took to Twitter to begin his rant about his baby mama's actions. "Damn can I at least know the name of my baby ?" he tweeted, indicating that the child has in fact been named.

Things are getting ugly between Rick Ross and his baby mama Briana Camille.

Currently pregnant with their third child, Briana Camille and Rick Ross seemingly parted ways a couple of months ago, leading her to move out of the rapper’s home with their two kids. It didn’t take long for her to go running to court, accusing Ross of failing to support Berkeley and Billion, his two little ones. She also claimed that he was ignoring her attempts to take a DNA test to establish paternity.

After a series of updates broke regarding their legal dispute, Rick Ross decided to take matters into his own hands, filing a counter-suit against Camille and speaking his truth.

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As reported by Bossip, Rozay is accusing Camille of dragging their case out, also claiming that she is keeping their kids away from him. In addition to that, she apparently refuses to return a company car that was given to her.

In his counter-suit, Ross requests joint custody of Berkeley and Billion, citing Camille’s “erratic” behavior.

“Defendant asserts that he will not be able to exercise parenting time with the minor children without the intervention of the court to ensure that parenting time is granted,” states Ross’ lawyers. 

We will keep you updated on any new developments.

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Jeezy‘s baby mama is fed up with his excuses for failing to buy her a court-ordered 2020 Jeep Wrangler, so she decided to file a motion of contempt against the rapper. Mahlet “Mahi” Gebremedhin, the mother of Jeezy’s daughter, Amra, recently took legal action against her ex-fiancé after he did not fulfill a portion of his part of their child support agreement. The paternity case was initially filed back in April 2019, and states that Jeezy must pay $7,500 a month in child support as well as an additional $30,000 per year for school tuition. He must also provide health insurance for their child and put up $30,000 towards a new car for Mahi. However, according to court documents, Jeezy failed to do the latter, leading Mahi to file a motion of contempt against him.

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In the documents, Mahi states that once she had settled on purchasing a 2020 Jeep Wrangler, she sent over the payment information to Jeezy’s legal team. However, she says that his lawyers argued that Jeezy’s finances had been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, and that he was unable to fork over the entire $30K all at once. They also allegedly stalled the transaction further by requesting additional documentation from Mahi so as not to send her the money “blindly.” Jeezy’s lawyers offered to set up a variety of different “payment options, but Mahi seemingly wasn’t interested. According to The Blast, Jeezy and Mahi have since managed to work out a deal.

Eliza Reign, who recently proved that Future is in fact the father of her child following a strenuous paternity case, has spoken out about her lawsuit against the rapper after he tweeted a series of messages that appeared to be directed at her. After Future was finally confirmed to be Eliza’s baby daddy earlier this month, she countersued him for libel, slander, and emotional distress against his initial defamation suit that had been mostly dismissed by the judge. In her countersuit, Eliza accused Future of hurling deaths threats at her over text and even attempting to coerce her into having an abortion.

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Earlier today, Future shared a number of tweets about some lessons he’s learned, warning his followers not to make the same mistakes he did and advising them to avoid “ugly girls.” The remarks appeared to be in regards to his past with Eliza, whom he did admit to having a sexual relationship with despite denying her paternity claims. Shortly after his tweet spree, Eliza issued a statement on her IG story about their legal battle, even seemingly addressing him appearing to have called her “ugly.”

“In all seriousness,” she wrote, “as women, we must stick together and stand strong against abuse of any kind. I’m not perfect. I’m a work in progress. We all are. But we all are beautiful, even when we fall short of other people’s expectations. Beauty shown the best from the inside. Don’t let no one, man or woman, make you feel less than or that you don’t deserve everything you have and pray for.”

“War is not cute,” she continued. “I don’t wanna wake up to filings and lawsuits daily. Especially over an innocent child. I miss the peace that I once had. But I also have to do what I have to do to defend myself and my children. In America, we need to get over this culture of us women accepting abuse in silence. Because you are a woman or have less fame, power, and money, you should just shut up. We are stronger than we know.” Future has yet to respond to her comments.

Future decided to take to Twitter on Thursday (May 21st) to offer some "quotes to live by" about avoiding "ugly girls," not long after his confirmed baby mother, Eliza Reign, countersued him for libel, slander, and emotional distress. Earlier this month, a DNA test finally confirmed that Future is, in fact, the father of Eliza's daughter, after months of the rapper denying his paternity in court. Eliza had initially sued Future for paternity, custody, and child support last year, which he responded to with a countersuit for defamation, claiming that she had harassed him after getting pregnant and accusing her of trying to use her child to get money out of him. However, the judge mostly dismissed his case, and now that he's been revealed to be the father of Eliza's child, she's countersuing him over a number of claims, including that he allegedly trued to coerce her into having an abortion.

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Although Future did not directly address Eliza anywhere in his series of tweets, the timing is rather coincidental. During his Twitter spree, he wrote that "people make lies up to make they self feel good," and advised his followers to "leave them ugly girls alone." He also seemed to confess to making the "HUGE MISTAKE" of "get[ting] high and treat[ing] a ugly girl pretty," before claiming that "ugly girls b in imaginary relationships." At one point, he quoted one of Drake's lyrics from their collab, "Life Is Good," tweeting, "Caught me slipping ok so what." At the time of publication, his most recent message reads, "U crying over shoe money when u could’ve jus ask for it. RELAX."

When his daughter Berkeley and his son Billion were born, Rick Ross gushed over them. He painted the picture of a proud father, holding them in his arms and promising to keep them safe. Somewhere along the way, that appears to have changed. 

In a recent lawsuit filed against the rapper by his baby mama Briana Camille, it is being reported that Rick Ross has made no effort in the last several months to connect with his two children, aged three and two respectively. 

Camille is looking to establish paternity for their two children, and she is reportedly expecting a third right now. She would also like to set up temporary and permanent child support payments.

The most recent development in this ongoing case will seek to find answers for Camille. Is Rick Ross really the father of three-year-old Barkeley and two-year-old Billion?

A DNA test has been ordered by the court to prove the rapper’s paternity of both children. Ross has been ordered to pay for the test and, if he is proven to not be their father, he will be reimbursed by Camille. Once the results are in, the legal case will be able to move forward.

Take a look at both kids. Do you think they look like Rozay?

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Sara Molina should have known this was coming. After she agreed to hang around Rich The Kid, who her baby daddy Tekashi 6ix9ine is currently in a feud with, the Atlanta--New York rapper is switching up his song.

No longer is he trying to claim Sara Molina as his own. In fact, he's echoing one of his close collaborators' views on the rainbow-haired rapper's ex-girlfriend.

"She belong to the streets," reads Rich The Kid's shirt in a new picture showing off his car's custom paint job. The rapper went to West Coast Customs (shout-out to Pimp My Ride) to get the job done, adding some new colors to his coupe and considering a chocolate tone for his Lamborghini truck.

Of course, this isn't a direct shot at Sara Molina and 6ix9ine but it doesn't take a genius to put two and two together.

In a heated war of words against Molina on Twitter, Future previously used the same words against her. 

"Dey using n***as baby momma as props now young n***as TURNT," said the Fire Marshall, seemingly giving RTK his props. "She belong to the streets."

Blueface quickly rose the ranks in the rag game but, in the last year, he has not been able to level up artistically. As we wait for the next stage in the Los Angeles rapper’s career, he appears to be more preoccupied with social media antics.

The off-beat recording artist filmed his baby mama, Jaidyn Alexis, taking a metal “pooper scooper” and smashing his property with it. She smashed some windows and damaged his goods on the interior of his home. Then, she seemingly went to the garage and keyed his cars, also leaving footprints on the hoods. 

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All of this happened as Blueface proudly stuck a camera in her face and egged her on. He didn’t try and stop her — in fact, he didn’t really even seem too mad about it all. After the attack, he showed off the damages to his cars.

“She crip-walked on my shit, man,” joked Blueface after seeing the footsteps on his cars. “Bitch, you keyed my…” he added in awe.

Clearly, the man couldn’t care less about what his baby mama does to try and piss him off. Nothing will get through to him. After all, he’s got millions of dollars and paying for a new paint job isn’t that much of a hit. Still, happy wife, happy life… Jaidyn Alexis is not happy by any means.

Tekashi 6ix9ine is back in the rap game and there's no way around it. You may not like him and you may not respect him but you've got to accept that he has returned. 

After spending a year behind bars, the world-famous snitch was released into home confinement due to his COVID-19 concerns. He may have promised the judge that he would no longer be antagonizing his fellow rappers but he hasn't kept his word, going balls-to-the-wall with a handful of rivals.

In the short time since 6ix9ine's prison release, he has fired virtual shots at Meek Mill, Rich The Kid, 50 Cent, YG, Future, and more. If his goal was to win his peers over, things definitely did not work out in his favor.

If you've been having trouble keeping up-to-date on who is currently on the 24-year-old's hit list, we decided to help you out by putting together a comprehensive list of everyone that has drawn the ire of Mr. Rainbow in the short amount of time since his jail release.

50 Cent

Tekashi 6ix9ine and 50 Cent used to share a father-son type of bond. In fact, the legendary hip-hop figure even admitted to teaching the rapper how to hide his money. Shortly after Tekashi was released from prison though, 50 Cent was asked if he planned on ever working with the self-proclaimed King of New York again.

"I wouldn’t work with him. What it is, is it’s just against the way I grew up," said Fif in an interview with Big Boy.

Hearing these remarks, 6ix9ine was pissed and brought personal issues into their back-and-forth. 

"Won't be the first time 50 abandons his son....... lemme just mind my business," he replied. 

Of course, Tek is referring to Jackson's estranged son Marquise Jackson. Their feud didn't really make it past this point but we wouldn't be surprised to hear more about this in the future.

Meek Mill

Meek Mill and Tekashi 6ix9ine have never been friends. They hold entirely different values. Meek Mill would never break the street code. He's also dealt with his fair share of legal issues but never once has he even thought about snitching. 6ix9ine, on the other hand, told on his homies the first day he was in custody.

When Tekashi announced his return single and his first post-prison Instagram Live stream, Meek Mill got back on offense and urged the man to apologize to anybody he put in danger with his actions.

"I hope that rat going live to apologize to the people he told on or the victim," he wrote, refusing to use 6ix9ine's name. "Left his baby mom and child like a coward as targets."

6ix9ine clapped back at the Philadelphia rapper by telling him to focus on his newborn son instead of him, which led Meek to activate his Twitter fingers.

"Now you just a informant behind a keyboard tryna troll families you ruined so it’s not gone hit the same... and by the way I’m doing this for my 'sons' so you won’t be around to impact their lives ever," he said. "And that new song trashhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! We heard that bullshit lol."