In response to those saying his son Aeko Catori Brown looks nothing like him, the 'Indigo' singer says the baby has his half-white mother Joyce Hawkins' genes.
- Feb 9, 2020
AceShowbiz - Chris Brown spoke out as his son Aeko was trolled on the internet. The little guy carried his grandmother's genes, so the R&B star explained as some called the baby "white" and kept saying he looked nothing like the singer.
"Mini me (MOMMA JOYCE genes) hair color and all," he captioned a new picture of the adorable baby on his Instagram while referring to his mother Joyce Hawkins who's mixed.
Chris Brown shares baby Aeko Catori Brown with Ammika Harris. It's his second child. He also has a daughter named Royalty from a previous relationship with Nia Guzman.
Since Chris introduced his son last year, some people have been questioning the baby's paternity. "Love & Hip Hop: Miami" star Bobby Lytes commented on one of the posts, "Y'all meant Nick Jonas baby boy?"
One individual wrote, "That is a white child, that is caucasian from the mountains of caucusus." Another joked, "Who's white baby is this lmao." More similar comments read, "Where the melanin at?" "Ummm DNA please," and "Looking like James Corden."
One other commented, "He's just an Asian boy nothing more... I love babies and god forgive me but he's not that cute." In response, Ammika prayed for those making vicious comments. "God bless your heart too," so she replied.
Chris Brown himself once said he's half white. In song called "Need a Stack" from his 2019 album "Indigo", he declared, "Only wanna f**k the black b**ches with the nice hair," prompting backlash on the internet.
Meanwhile, his baby mama Ammika claimed to be a "blasian (black Asian) with cherokee blood" on her Instagram bio. But rumor has it, she was none of those. According to the internet chatters, both of Ammika's parents are from Thailand.
An alleged photo of her family back in her home country when she was a child surfaced on the web. It showed both her Asian mother and father. Her real name was Ammika Suryapan.
