Last week, it was a media war between Asamoah Gyana and Sarah Akwabla, borne out of what many considered as ridiculous pre-natal demands from Sarah—which pushed the Ghanaian football star to request DNA to establish if indeed he is the father of a baby the 22-year-old student is carrying.
Far in America, R&B star-Chris Brown who was super excited over his first baby-Royalty has filed paternity test—because, the baby Mama-Nia is demanding $15k a month in child support, way more than Chris says is fair.
TMZ writes that ;
“We’ve learned Chris just filed legal docs in Houston to establish paternity. That will give him the right to fight Nia over support and custody.
Chris has been paying Nia what he believes is a fair amount — she claims he’s been paying $2,500 a month. He wants a judge to set the figure, which he’s confident will be closer to his number than hers.
Chris also wants a judge to establish clear custody guidelines. He says Nia has been denying him the right to see his daughter, so he wants a judge to set her straight.”
It surely looks like, the America star baby Mama drama is what our young Ghanaian girls are learning—with Asamoah Gyan’s case being a key example.
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