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Chris Brown Fires Back at Diamond Brown — "Bitter Babymomma," Says He Pays $10K a Month
Chris Brown is firing back. On Monday, October 5, the singer went on his Instagram Stories and went straight at Diamond Brown, the mother of his daughter Lovely, hours after her court-doc claims went public.
"NOT ENTERTAINING IGNORANCE," he wrote. "Not allowing me to have time with my child so you can run with a false narrative to the court is disgusting."
He then laid out what he says he pays. "There is no 50/50 co parenting. I LITERALLY PAY FOR EVERYTHING, her cars (2), her HOUSE, SCHOOLING, MEDICAL, and $10,000 a month," he wrote. "I HAVEN'T SEEN MY DAUGHTER IN 7 months. I DON'T CARE ABOUT This BITTER BABYMOMMA or who she date. I CARE ABOUT MY CHILD."
Those are his claims. The court has not ruled on custody or support.
In a separate post he wrote: "All my BABYMOMMAS ALLOW me to be a father to my kids, DIAMOND IS THE ONLY ONE PLAYING GAMES ON THIS INTERNET! AND ALL OF THIS IS DOCUMENTED. Every payment!" He also reposted messages from his other children's mothers, Nia Guzman, Ammika Harris and Jada Wallace, backing him as a dad, per iHeart. AllHipHop reports he said he "can show all receipts" and called it his "last time addressing" it.
What set it off: in court documents obtained by TMZ, Diamond claims Chris made death threats against her most recent boyfriend and his twin brother, had third parties make threats, and harasses her on social media. She also claims he has not asked to see Lovely in six to seven months. Those claims are ALLEGED. Chris has denied the harassment through his lawyer, and no charges have been filed.
The money fight is the backdrop. Diamond sued for custody and support this spring and wants primary custody; Chris opposed and asked for joint custody. In her filing she says she makes about $1,500 a month as an influencer and esthetician. TMZ reports her own docs say Chris covers her rent and gives her about $7,000 a month in spending cash, and that she is now asking for around $45,000 a month in support.
DEVELOPING.
Sources: iHeart (Tony M. Centeno, Oct 5, 2026); AllHipHop (Oct 5, 2026); TMZ (Oct 5, 2026).