Chris Brown was beaming with pride when he shared his latest Instagram post, which includes photos of his two kids—5-year-old daughter Royalty and 5-month-old son Aeko—looking as adorable as ever. Chris has always been a proud papa since day one when Royalty was born in 2014, and that happiness only doubled when he welcomed Aeko with baby mama Ammika Harris back in November. The singer can often be found sharing the most melt-worthy shots on social media of his two little angels, who are both growing up so fast!

On Sunday, the “Wake Up Dead” singer posted the two photos on Instagram, captioned “Meet the Browns.” In the first shot, baby Aeko is looking off into the distance while taking a bath, surrounded by his toys. The next photo shows Royalty flashing a peace sign at the camera paired with a bright smile.

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As far as we know, Chris is still unable to visit Aeko, as the infant and his mother, Ammika, have been stuck in Germany ever since the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. prevented travel to and from Europe. Their separation has been super difficult on Chris, but at least he’s got Royalty to keep him company, assuming he’s able to see her.

2 Chainz‘s mama ain’t raised no hoe!!! After a recent court battle against an artist who claimed that 2 Chainz, Offset, and YGstole his song, the three rappers are celebrating their win after the case was dismissed.

At the beginning of the year, it was reported that the trio would be going to court to battle a rapper named Slugga, real name Solomon Clanton, who claims they infringed on his copyright by releasing “Proud.” 

“Plaintiffs discovered that since at least March 2018 Defendants have continuously and repeatedly infringed, and are presently infringing, Slugga’s copyright in the Subject Composition, in a song publicly performed by 2Chainz as part of his highly successful album The Play Don’t Care Who Makes It,” state the legal documents.

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Slugga’s song was released three years prior to 2 Chainz’s record. The tracks share a common theme, as well as a similar hook and lyrics.

According to The Blast, the case has officially been dismissed by Slugga, who is voluntarily dropping his suit against all defendants. However, he has the chance to re-file if he chooses to in the future.

The video for “Proud” shows all three of 2 Chainz, Offset, and YG’s moms rapping their hit song. Re-visit it below.

Unfortunately, this does not mean that all legal difficulties have vanished for the trio of rappers. As we reported earlier today, Offset’s baby mama is looking to take him to court over child support. You can’t win ’em all.

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2 Chainz‘s matured a lot within his music over the past few years. Since Pretty Girls Like Trap Music, he’s proven time and time again that he’s capable of making much more than stripper anthems. In 2018, the rapper released the EP The Play Don’t Care Who Makes It which included the single, “Proud.” Unfortunately, the single has now sparked allegations that 2 Chainz, YG, and Offset ripped off another artist.

According to TMZ, 2 Chainz, YG and Offset are being sued over the single, “Proud” where each rapper praises their mothers. Solomon Clanton, who goes under the alias, Slugga, said he released a song called “Proud” in 2015, three years before 2 Chainz dropped his track. He claimed that the songs follow similar musical and lyrical patterns such as as the hook and even the themes itself. Slugga said both songs share the same hook, rapping, “I’m just trying to make my mama proud” as well as the spoken intro. Per the publication, Slugga accuses Chainz of using the “same climactic moment and the same 2/4 time signature of two beats per measure.”

Although 2 Chainz, Offset or YG responded to this suit publicly just yet, Clanton is going for Def Jam and 2 Chainz, demanding profits from the song released through Def Jam and a ruling to prohibit the song from getting any radio play.

We’ll keep you posted on the case.