Chris Brown protected his daughter after armed men robbed his home earlier this week. According to a report from Hollywood Life, the mother of one-year-old Royalty, Nia Guzman, got very mad at the "Loyal" singer for endangering their child.

The R&B star's mansion was robbed last July 15 by three armed men who even held his aunt hostage. While no one was injured during the incident, additional safety measures have been taken by Chris Brown to protect his daughter, Royalty.

"Royalty is the single most beautiful and precious person in Chris' life and he will be damned if he's going to jeopardize any time with her," an insider said.

"He's cleaning shop at his new house and the only people he wants there is his family, no one else. No friends, no wild parties, nothing."

"He's telling his boys they're not welcome over anymore and that this new house will not be the 'kick it crib,'" the insider added.

The report also said that the house was purchased by Chris Brown specifically to keep his daughter safe.

"It's child-friendly, closer to stores and local attractions and it's convenient for his nannies and a few housekeepers to get to," a source explained.

According to TMZ, the Grammy winner was hosting a pre-ESPYs party at Los Angeles' Argyle nightclub when the robbery took place.

The incident reportedly made Royalty's mother, Nia Guzman, very upset with Chris Brown.

"Nia called him after she got the news he was robbed [and] chewed him out for days," a source told Hollywood Life.

"Nia called Chris stupid and asked him what the f**k he would do if someone kidnapped Royalty?"

"Chris just sat there, speechless, and all he could say was 'yeah, you're right. I hear you,'" the source narrated.

An earlier report from TMZ announced how a paternity case was filed versus Nia Guzman so that Chris Brown could have rights to his daughter.

As child support for Chris Brown's daughter, the former music video vixen has allegedly demanded for a monthly monetary contribution of $15,000. However, Chris Brown believes that his current contribution of $2,500 a month is enough.

As a result, Nia Guzman has allegedly been keeping Royalty away from her father. The demands have allegedly caused Chris Brown to fight for his daughter via a paternity case, which will establish clear guidelines regarding monetary support and custody arrangements.