Usher demands paternity test to confirm he is father of his youngest kid
3 Jul 2009, 1637 Hrs

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Washington, July 03 Making things even bitter with his wife after filing divorce, Usher has asked for paternity test to confirm that he is the father of his youngest son, Naviyd Ely Raymond.

Usher, apparently, was shocked to find Foster pregnant last year, as the sex life between the two was almost dead by then.

"The first thing Usher said was, 'How did this happen?' - because he was gone a lot, and their sex life was very, very limited," Contactmusic quoted a source as telling to the National Enquirer. The source added: "People have been telling him that around the time the little boy was conceived, Tameka got together with another man."

However, Foster claims that the tot was conceived during a rare night of intimacy.

"She says that although they weren't spending much time together, they did get together for one night of passion. And that's when she got pregnant," an insider said.

Foster has submitted new documents to a court in Atlanta, Georgia insisting that the divorce took her aback as they were "intimately together" just days before the R andB superstar began proceedings for a legal separation.

Her attorney said: "(Foster) had every reason to believe her marriage was intact."

However, Foster is seeking child support for her two children with Usher- Raymond V, 19 months, and Naviyd, almost seven months, in addition to legal costs.

Usher filed for divorce on 12th June this year. (ANI)

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