Ludacris baby mama drama continues

And the Ludacris baby mama drama continues.

The Atlanta rapper’s ex, Tamika Fuller, fired her attorney last month and has reportedly retained the services of Lisa West – a name familiar to those who followed Usher’s child custody case. West was the legal counsel for Usher’s ex-wife, Tameka Raymond, during their custody case in 2013.

That case was dismissed, giving Usher sole custody of the couple's two young sons.

Now, according to SandraRose.com, West has replaced attorney Randy Kessler in Fuller's camp.

In December, Fuller gave birth to Ludacris' second daughter, Cai Bella Bridges. Fuller and Ludacris have been tangled in legal arguments over child support for months.

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