The woman claiming to be Lil Wayne’s second baby-grandmama has offered an explanation as to why it took her so long to try to get Weezy to add his eight-year-old son to his messy blended family. And we think it’s pure crap.
According to TMZ, Brenda Ann Brown says she’s been trying to get Wayne served with paternity papers since 2002. And it hasn’t worked?
After the child was born in 2002, his family “tried multiple times to get a paternity test” against Wayne only to face unforeseen delays — such as a massive natural disaster … so says his grandmother’s attorney.
According to the lawyer, the New Orleans court system moved at a ridiculously slow pace anyway — and after Katrina hit in 2005 … all sorts of court records pertaining to the case were destroyed … and their case was delayed by a matter of years.
But, the grandmother finally obtained a new court order requiring Wanye to submit to a DNA test … but the rapper was locked up at Rikers Island when he got the news.
The judge has since given Wayne until early-December to take the test … barring any more acts of God.
According to TMZ, Brenda Ann Brown says she’s been trying to get Wayne served with paternity papers since 2002. And it hasn’t worked?
After the child was born in 2002, his family “tried multiple times to get a paternity test” against Wayne only to face unforeseen delays — such as a massive natural disaster … so says his grandmother’s attorney.
According to the lawyer, the New Orleans court system moved at a ridiculously slow pace anyway — and after Katrina hit in 2005 … all sorts of court records pertaining to the case were destroyed … and their case was delayed by a matter of years.
But, the grandmother finally obtained a new court order requiring Wanye to submit to a DNA test … but the rapper was locked up at Rikers Island when he got the news.
The judge has since given Wayne until early-December to take the test … barring any more acts of God.
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