Ne-Yo, 31, welcomed his second child with longtime girlfriend Monyetta Shaw on Monday.
Later on Friday moring, Ne-Yo Tweeted:
“Sal-u twit fam. If you are truly fam you’ll help me welcome the heir to my throne, born OCT.9TH at 6 pounds, 10 ounces! Mason Evan Smith!”
The couple’s second baby comes less than a year after they welcomed daughter Madilyn Grace in Nov. 2010.
Ne-Yo is engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Atlanta boutique owner Monyetta Shaw, a rep for the Grammy-winning singer/songwriter told Us Weekly Wednesday. The soon-to-be newlyweds — who welcomed their first daughter, Madilyn Grace, in Nov. 2010 — are expecting their second child together.
While Usher is hi-fiving himself for buying the cash cow called Justin Bieber, fellow R&B artist is Ne-Yo is haunted by multimillion-dollar regret for rejecting the priceless pop prince.
R&B’s Distinguished Gentleman Ne-Yo will make a killing on an upcoming episode of the CBS forensic crime drama CSI: NY.
The singer and new dad, real name Shaffer Chimere Smith, will play a suave assassin in an eppy expected to air during February sweeps, a rep for the series said Wednesday.
This just in: Ne-Yo and Diddy-Dirty Money will perform at the American Music Awards, airing live from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles Sunday, Nov. 21 on ABC.
Christina Aguilera, Justin Bieber, and Ke$ha are also expected to perform at this year’s ceremony.
Ne-Yo is partnering with Spider-Man creator Stan Lee for his first foray as a comic book hero.
As Margaret Cho took her final bow, expectant dad Ne-Yo stopped by the Dancing With The Stars Results Show on Tuesday night to perform his new single “One in a Million,” the latest release from his upcoming fourth album Libra Scale, dropping Nov. 22.
Hmmm — Ne-Yo’s latest video, “One In A Million,” feels very familiar.
Check out the similarities between the Libra Scale star’s new promo and Michael Jackson’s Bad classic “The Way You Make Me Feel.”
A Maryland judge has ordered R&B singer Ne-Yo and his booking agent to pay more than $156,000 in damages at the performer blew off a scheduled appearance at a New Year’s Eve concert in Washington State nearly two years ago.
Earlier this summer, concert promoter Kenyohn Clark sued Ne-Yo, whose real name is Shaffer Smith, and promoter Mike Esterman. Clark claimed that Esterman misled him and failed to return a $95,000 deposit even though the “Champagne Life” singer played out of the 2008 performance at the last minute.
Court documents show Ne-Yo testified at trial that he knew in his “heart of hearts” that the deposit should have been returned to Clark.
After a four-day trial, Anne Arundel County Circuit Judge Philip Caroom ordered the payment returned to Clark on Tuesday.
