Immigration officials in the Outback have previously refused the Smack That star entry into the country over his past run-ins with the law.

“It took me almost two years for Australia to let me back in the country. And I’m not going to let them fuck up my concert tonight!”

Attorneys for Akon have denied the R&B superstar is running away from his financial responsibilities as a father – insisting the legalities surrounding the case have been difficult due to the star and Coleman living in separate states.

In a statement, a lawyer for the star says, “Akon has taken responsibility and has been extremely cooperative and proactive in handling this private matter. Paternity was only established just over 30 days ago. Since the case was filed outside of Georgia jurisdiction, where he is a legal resident, Akon is currently in the process of engaging counsel in California and will continue to handle this matter in a timely manner.”

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Akon was one of the last people to work closely with Michael Jackson before his death nearly two weeks ago. The pair collaborated on MJ’s ’80s hit “Wanna Be Startin’ Something” for last year’s Thriller 25th Anniversary Edition.

The Grammy-nominated vocalist spoke of his memories with the music legend — his mentor — in a chat with The TODAY Show’s Meredith Vieira on Monday.

Word on the Celebrity Snitch Circuit claims that Akon is expecting his sixth child with a Ugandan woman named Susan Owori.

The “Locked Up” singer reportedly impregnanted Susan, the younger sister of fashion designer Sylvie Owori, during a tour of the country earlier this year.

Akon — whose real name is Aliaune Thiam — previously revealed that he has fathered five children with three different women.

Akon is the latest entertainment notable joining the celebrity scent craze. The “Smack That” star will launch two new fragrances later this year.

Akon recently formed Konvict Cosmetics, and he is planning to launch Konvicted, a scent aimed at younger consumers, and Aliaune, titled after the singer’s real name and marketed toward a more mature audience.

Akon is in discussions to record the official song of the 2010 soccer World Cup.

“I’m going to South Africa for a meeting about the 2010 World Cup. I’m the official music coordinator. It means I’ll produce the official World Cup song and I’ll oversee all the official music,” the R&B singer revealed in an interview with The London Paper this week.

But the “I Wanna Love You” star says he won’t be enlisting the help of any soccer players in putting together lyrics.

“If David Beckham said he wanted to contribute musically, I’d advise him not to. He’d definitely be better off playing. It doesn’t work when athletes try to become musicians.”