It’s official! We can now add Christopher “Ludacris” Bridges to the growing list of celebrity men who aren’t going to be strong armed by their baby mamas.

After battling it out in court for months against baby mama #2, Tamika Fuller, the actor/rapper earned a victory in court today (January 28, 2015).

Ludacris sought custody of his now 1 year old daughter, Cai Bridges after Fuller sought a substantial increase in support payments.

Fuller has even claimed Luda’s hasty marriage to his longtime girlfriend, Eudoxie, was all a ploy to win the case.

[READ: Tamika Fuller Calls Ludacris’ Hasty Marriage a ‘Custody Stunt’]

Well…. it apparently worked! Luda got what he wanted… primary physical custody of his new little girl, while the mother was granted visitation.

Details + video of Tamika Fuller’s testimony below…

Luda’s baby mama testified in court yesterday, explaining to the judge that it’s ludicrous the rapper is fighting for full custody…. especially since he never wanted the child and tried to convince her to have an abortion!

Full states in her testimony that Luda even tried to bribe her to get rid of their unborn child, stating he had $10,000 he could give her and would work on getting her a house.

VIDEO: Tamika Fuller in Court

According to TMZ, Tamika Fuller said when Luda found out she was pregnant he cried, but they weren’t tears of joy. He said it would ruin his life and he then urged her to terminate the pregnancy.

Tamika also apparently knew all along she was the side chick, revealing in her testimony that one of the reasons Ludacris wanted her to abort was because the child wouldn’t have a father in the home.

Tamika’s testimony apparently swayed the judge in Luda’s favor because now he’s been granted physical custody of their young daughter, while Fuller has been granted visitation.

Sandra Rose received an exclusive statement from Luda’s attorney, Tanya Mitchell Graham:

After review of all the evidence, the testimony of the witnesses, the report of the guardian ad litem, and the claims made throughout this entire case, 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.
TMG, Esq.

The moral to this story? ‘Trapping’ a dude with a baby to secure your financial future is now a thing of the past.

Are you surprised Luda finally won his child support battle?