Rick Ross was forced to take a paternity test for two children belonging to his former girlfriend, Briana Camille, as we reported the other week. Now, the results are in and he’s all but confirmed to be the father of Camille’s two young children, Berkeley and Billion.

Despite the legal actions taken by Camille, the Maybach Music CEO has shared photos of his children in the past, thus also confirming his paternity it would seem. Nonetheless it appears as though things eventually soured between Rozay and Camille, as Camille moved to take legal action after claiming that Ross had made very little effort to visit his two kids, aged two and three years old. This, all while Camille is reportedly pregnant with a third child fathered by Ross.

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Now that the court has confirmed with 99.9% certainty that Ross is the father of both Berkeley and Billion, Camille is moving forward in legal proceedings again, demanding that Ross provide child support immediately. Camille alleged that Ross hasn’t paid anything in the way of child support since she kicked him out of the house, and equally, he refused to pay because there had not been a DNA test.

Now that the DNA is confirmed, Camille is asking for help with her prenatal care and costs, as well as child support for the two children. She’s asking the judge for a hearing as soon as possible for temporary child support, as well as reimbursement on recent expenses for their children’s care.

A judge has yet to rule on Camille’s motion. We’ll keep you posted.

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Cindy Parker may have dropped her paternity suit against Future, but the rapper’s legal woes with his other alleged baby mama, Eliza Reign, rages on. Future faced two lawsuits from Cindy and Eliza who both claim that the rapper is the father of their young children. Recently, it was announced that Cindy has decided to drop her lawsuit, however, the reason why was never shared with the public.

Eliza and Future have been engaged in a legal drama that has spilled over into social media. The model hasn’t been shy about sharing her alleged struggles with getting Future to take a paternity test. Reports have stated the Future penned in legal documents that he believes Eliza got pregnant on purpose and is now using her child as a way to make money—an accusation she vehemently denies.

Bossip reports that Eliza also has made a formal request for child support, and the number is jarring. The outlet states that Eliza has requested $53K from the rapper per month to help pay for the expenses of her daughter, Reign. Although she is the caregiver for Reign, she’s also suing Future for custody. The rapper is also battling it out with Eliza over the need for him to turn over his financial documents. He reportedly fears that is he submits them, his records will be leaked to the public, so he’s hoping a court will only force him to turn over a select few. 

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Future has been wrapped up in baby mama drama for years but, in the last twelve months, two additional women have come forward to claim he had fathered their children. Eliza Reign and Cindy Parker have been in and out of court as they attempt to prove that the world-famous rapper is the father of their toddlers. Reign seems to have more of a case built but Cindy Parker’s hope has been slowly dying down. According to several sources, the Texas-based woman has now officially dropped her paternity suit against Future.

On Friday (March 13), Cindy Parker reportedly decided not to go forward with her lawsuit against Future. Court documents report that a non-suit was filed, which essentially means that Parker wants the case dropped completely. Her reason why is currently unclear.

Cindy Parker has been after child support for her son Legend for the last year, and her decision to no longer go through with the paternity suit means that she and Future possibly settled outside of court. In a DNA test filed as part of the case, Parker revealed that Legend is 99% likely to be half-siblings with another one of the rapper’s alleged baby mama’s kids.

What do you make of this? At least it’s over…

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