Tennessee fans of entertainer Chris Brown may have been following his custody battle with Nia Guzman, the mother of his daughter Royalty. Guzman had filed a number of motions against the singer, but in a court hearing on Aug. 12, the judge denied them all.
The rejected motions included a request for full custody and barring visits to Brown’s mother, supervised visitation only with Brown, and a requirement that Brown be drug tested. Brown had paid Guzman’s attorney’s fees, and the judge also ordered that Guzman repay him.
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