Tamika Fuller Slams Ludacris In Open Letter About Losing Custody Of Daughter, Cai Bella

Ludacris' baby's mother, Tamika Fuller opens up in a personal essay to Madame Noire regarding the actor's plot to take full custody of her child after he begged her to abort their daughter, Cai Bella Bridges.

Tamika gave exact details when she found out she was pregnant and how the rapper reacted to her news, "When I found out that I was pregnant two years ago, I immediately told Chris. The world knows him as an internationally famous Hip-Hop artist and actor (Ludacris), but despite the hurtful things said about me, that's not why I was attracted to him. We had been good friends for many years, and when he told me he was newly single in spring 2013 we became intimate. Things took an ugly turn, however, when I found myself unexpectedly throwing up in his bathroom, and ultimately learning that I was pregnant."

She added, "The psychological manipulation began immediately. He broke down in tears when I told him that I wanted to keep our baby, and he begged me to abort the child whose heartbeat was developing in rhythm with my own. He told me that it would destroy his career and his image. I contemplated heavily on terminating my pregnancy. I don't believe in forced parenthood or trapping anyone into raising an unwanted child. However, when I visited the clinic and heard my daughter's heartbeat on the ultrasound, I knew I couldn't go through with it."

Recently, Luda was granted full physical custody of his "break baby" Cai, 1, after Tamika testified that he bribed her to abort their daughter. The confident rapper fired shots at Fuller before getting official news from the judge.

The actor told TMZ, "I am gratified that the judge found me to be the most fit and proper parent to have primary physical custody of our beautiful daughter."

In a statement released by attorney Lisa West to Hip Hop Enquirer Magazine states that Fuller isn't takin the judgment too well, "While Ms. Fuller is joyous that the court granted her joint legal custody and joint physical custody of the parties' 13-month-old daughter, she is devastated (and quite perplexed) that the court designated Mr. Bridges as primary physical custodian. Despite this unexpected result, Ms. Fuller will continue to focus on her role as mother to their precious daughter and as co-parent to Mr. Bridges and awaits the time that the pain of today's decision subsides. She expresses her gratitude to all of those who have supported her during this difficult period."