PHOTOSChris Brown Shares First Full Photo Of Son Aeko Catori On Instagram
Chris Brown is giving us a better look at baby Aeko Catori Brown. The “No Guidance” singer, 30, shared the first full photo of his newborn son on Instagram on Friday, December 13.
“BABAY AEKO heart emoji,” the singer captioned the picture of his son’s face. Along with the photo of baby Aeko’s face, Chris shared a series of photos showing intimate moments with him and the child’s mother, Ammika Harris.
In one photo Chris could be seen resting his face on Ammika, 26, as she held his hand. In another snap, he’s seen cradling his newborn in his hand.
Meanwhile, Ammika shared a video of her son Aeko on her Instagram Stories. In the video, a modern-day version of Elvis’ “Can’t Help Falling in Love” was heard playing in the background.
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Chris initially celebrated the arrival of his son on Wednesday, December 11 via his Instagram by sharing a photo of himself holding Aeko’s feet. While Ammika shared the news on her own Instagram Stories with the words, “I was in love, when I first saw you.”
Although the two kept the lid shut on their pregnancy, fans speculated that Chris and Ammika were expecting their first child together since May 2019 when the model shared a now-deleted photo of herself on Instagram with a cryptic caption, “It’s just us against the world.” Meanwhile, the “indigo singer had been leaving comments like “my baby mama” on her several of her photos on social media, according to Page Six.
Chris has a 5-year-old daughter, Royalty, who he shares with ex Nia Guzman. The Grammy Award winner has often expressed and shown through his social media postings that he’s a hands-on dad.
“I didn't care about how me and Nia didn't have a relationship, I didn't care about any situation. I just wanted to see Royalty,” Chris explained in an interview. “I just wanted to be able to have that opportunity, as something personal to me. I'm not gonna be upset, I'm not gonna be mad. I have to be honest with myself and pick the priorities over the situation. I had to make my priority my daughter."
