Niko McKnight, one of Brian McKnight’s estranged biological kids, and his mom, Julie McKnight, are fighting back after the singer called his kids a “product of sin.”
“I’m evil. That’s wild: The guy who used to make me clean his used condoms out his bathroom at 15 before Lisa got home is calling me evil Fashoooooo,” he wrote on the Shaderoom.
In a separate comment, he added, “The guy who forged [signatures] on our names is evil fashoooooooo.”
Niko then took to Twitter to speak about the “Back At One” singer’s remarks further, admitting that he and his siblings — Brian Jr., Briana and Clyde — were “bad children” when they were younger, but his sisters “deserve better.”
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“They don’t deserve this outright disrespect. Hate us all day. You don’t get to be a piece of s–t forever and still skate by with all that we know,” he tweeted.
“We saved that man from federal prison. That’s all I’m going to say. But after all of this, I still love him so much because I know there’s my dad in there somewhere. But he’s a drone now. So f–king sad. Miss you, Dad.”
Niko — who is currently battling cancer — then admitted in a separate tweet that he was “spoiled beyond belief” but is working to “correct” his flaws.
Brian’s ex-wife, Julie, 52, also spoke out against the 17-time Grammy nominee, saying that she is so proud of the two sons she shares with him.
“The point at the end of every negative situation, whether it’s an illness whether it’s a fool that you have to deal with because they keep entering your life when you are no longer giving any more energy to it, it’s to only keep you down to where they thought they had you because they were the author of an extremely abusive situation emotionally, mentally,” she said on Instagram.
“And they’re no good at not being the center of that attention anymore. So when everybody pulls that away, it’s like a kid who throws a tantrum.”
Page Six has reached out to Brian’s rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.
Last week, Brian responded to a fan who defended his decision to no longer claim his four oldest biological children because some relatives can be “pure evil.”
“I wanna big up my man right here. He gets it,” the 54-year-old said in an Instagram video while pointing at the fan’s comment.
“In order to live a life that you love, you have to get rid of the evil and the negativity — even if that evil and negativity is related [to you].”
A separate fan commented on the “Anytime” singer’s post, writing that he “disowned” his children and has gone “against God.”
