Diamond Brown Says Managers Block Chris Brown Income Records

Brown argues that the current monthly payments—about $7,000—do not reflect what the singer can afford. She has estimated his net worth at $50 million and says she has about $10,000 to her name. Her request seeks at least $30,000 a month, while a budget she outlined in court documents called for approximately $45,000 to cover household costs and expenses for their daughter, Lovely.

That proposed budget included roughly $23,000 for rent and household expenses and about $20,000 for Lovely’s school, medical care and extracurricular activities. Listed costs included $3,500 for childcare, $2,000 for college savings, $2,000 for gifts, $1,500 for art and sports lessons, and $500 for clothing. Brown said Chris had provided a four-bedroom, three-bathroom home, but she wanted a property costing $15,000 a month. She also acknowledged that he voluntarily provided $7,000 in spending money each month, bought her a Tesla and paid utilities. She wants the arrangement formalized by court order.

In earlier claims reported by TMZ, Brown said she had Lovely, then four, about 90% of the time and that Chris had not asked to see the child in six to seven months. She acknowledged his career often took him out of town. Brown said he had proposed taking Lovely on tour on alternating weekends, which she considered unsuitable because she believed his work would leave the child primarily with a nanny. She said she had encouraged their relationship but described him as “often uninterested” in spending time with their daughter.

Chris’s girlfriend, Jada Wallace, criticized Brown’s claims on Instagram, writing, “Everyone of us is OVERLY taken care of and you know that.” Nia Guzman, mother of another of his children, also defended him, saying he takes care of his responsibilities and is “very present” and “very active.” The report said Brown had accused Chris of harassing her and her new boyfriend out of jealousy; his lawyer denied the allegations. Chris had not publicly responded to her request for increased support at the time of the report.