Chris Brown is juggling dad duties with life on the road.
The singer recently spent time with his daughter Royalty and newborn son Arrow while touring with Usher.
In photos shared on Brown’s Instagram Stories, Royalty was spotted backstage with her dad during his stop at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, where he and Usher performed back-to-back shows on August 7 and 8.
Another photo shared online showed a much quieter side of tour life, with Brown relaxing with baby Arrow asleep on his chest.
Arrow is Brown’s youngest child and his first with girlfriend Jada Wallace.
Wallace announced their son’s arrival on April 26 and shared photos from her pregnancy along with a first glimpse of their newborn.
“Purest love,” she captioned the announcement.
Brown responded in the comments, “Taurus gang.”
The couple later revealed their baby boy’s name as Arrow. Since his arrival, Brown and Wallace have shared several photos of their son, including family moments with Royalty stepping into her role as a big sister.
Arrow makes Brown a father of four. In addition to Royalty, whom he shares with Nia Guzman, the singer is dad to son Aeko with Ammika Harris and daughter Lovely with Diamond Brown.
Chris Brown has previously talked about what he enjoys most about raising his children.
“It’s fun, it’s funny to see them grow, see different things they learn… they teach you. I’m loving it, I’m having a blast,” he said during an interview with Big Boy’s Neighborhood.
He explained that despite his celebrity status, his children simply know him as their dad.
“I think majority of the time when I am with my kids they only see Chris,” Brown said. “It’s a challenge, but it’s a good journey though. I try to get into their good graces by showing them my Sesame Street episode.”
When he is not busy spending quality time with his kids, Brown can be seen on tour with Usher. The duo are currently co-headlining The R&B Tour, which kicked off June 26 in Denver.
The stadium trek was initially announced with 33 dates across North America, taking the two stars through major markets in the United States and Canada.
