Two-time Grammy-winning R&B superstar Chris Brown has welcomed his fourth child and first with influencer Jada Wallace.

She officially announced the joyous news on Sunday via a three-slide carousel on her Instagram page.

The post began with two photographs showcasing her pregnant belly, followed by a third picture revealing their newborn infant.

She captioned the photoset with "Purest love," to which Brown responded in the comments section with "Taurus Gang."

This astrological nod is significant as Brown, born on May 5, now shares an astrological sign with his newest addition.

While the name of Brown's new baby boy remains unconfirmed, his mother, Joyce Hawkins, confirmed the newborn's sex in a comment under Wallace's post, stating, "Congratulations!!! He's just perfect! Sending love always!"

This new arrival makes Brown a father of four, with his three older children are daughter Royalty, 11, with Nia Guzman;son Aeko, 6, with Ammika Harris; and daughter Lovely, 4, with Diamond Brown.

The expansion of Brown's family coincides with a busy period in his professional career. His new album, B.R.O.W.N., is set to arrive next week on May 8.

The album's latest single, "Obvious," has already achieved significant success, reaching No. 57 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Brown's 122nd career entry on the prestigious all-genre ranking.

In June, Brown is slated to embark on the highly anticipated Raymond & Brown (R&B) Tour alongside fellow R&B icon Usher.

This all-stadium trek will kick off on June 26 at Empower Field in Denver, Colorado, and will visit major North American cities including New York, Toronto, and Houston.

The tour is scheduled to conclude with two dates at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, on December 11-12.

This upcoming tour follows Brown's highly successful Breezy Bowl XX Tour from the previous year.

According to Billboard Boxscore, the blockbuster tour garnered an impressive $295.5 million and sold just under 2 million tickets, specifically 1.983 million, across 49 shows spanning North America and Europe.

Before Wallace's announcement of their baby boy's arrival, Brown took to his Instagram Story on Sunday to address critics of his and Usher's upcoming tour.

He expressed his amusement at "rage bait pages and or these fake woke, stand-up-for-nothing pages bashing people for [wanting] to come have a good time," specifically targeting "Karens, and the self-hating h--s," and concluded by stating, "I CAN’T WAIT TO RUB THIS S--T IN YALL FACE."