Chris Brown Fed Up With Daughter’s Mother; Blasts Nia Guzman for Using Child In Paternity Feud?

Chris Brown seems to be fed up with his daughter's mother. According to a report from Us Weekly, the R&B star posted tweets that seemed to blast Nia Guzman for using their child, Royalty, amid their ongoing paternity feud.

The Grammy-winning singer took to Twitter last Thursday to hint about how Nia Guzman is taking advantage of the generosity that he has extended towards their one-year-old child. Chris Brown also reminded how he accepted his daughter whole-heartedly, whom he fathered while he was still in a relationship with ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran.

"Some men my age run from their responsibility as fathers. I embrace mine," he tweeted. "Just sucks that some females use children as meal tickets."

Another tweet posted by Chris Brown insinuated how his daughter's mother is using Royalty.

"Using a child as leverage is never ok," he posted. "The highest praise to the men who actually want their kids."

TMZ recently reported about how the "Loyal" singer officially filed a paternity case against Nia Guzman. Chris Brown reportedly took their feud to court because of how the former music video model allegedly demanded $15,000 a month in child support.

The hefty fee was slammed by the singer, who has been contributing $2,500 a month for Royalty.

As a result of the monetary feud, Nia Guzman has allegedly been preventing Chris Brown from seeing his daughter.

The filing of the paternity case is expected to establish clear guidelines regarding monetary support and custody arrangements of Chris Brown and his daughter.

Another report from Hollywood Life said that Chris Brown is careful about allowing Nia Guzman inside his circle.

"Nia's becoming a headache, and if she moved [to Los Angeles] permanently, he fears that she'd be just like Karrueche," a source said, referring to Chris Brown's ex-girlfriend who has long been accused of being a gold digger and user.

"She'd think she's a star just because she's his baby's mother. No thank you."