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Usher's Ex Fires Back: I Never Said He Used Drugs!

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Dec. 23 2011, Published 5:00 a.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

Usher's ex-wife, Tameka Raymond, denies personally accusing the R&B superstar of using drugs in the custody battle over their two sons, Star magazine has learned exclusively.

While reports indicated she'd said the A-list singer has popped pills in front of their boys -- Usher V, 4, and Naviyd, 3 -- Tameka steadfastly denies making such claims, or requesting that he take a drug test.

“I never accused him of drugs,” Tameka, who's fighting for sole custody, told Star exclusively. “My attorneys requested the test, not me. I’m merely in defense mode."

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In her suit, Tameka claims the music mogul — who's played a role in the star-making of Justin Bieber, amongst others — has failed to get permission to hire nannies, take the kids on vacation, or watch them over breaks.

Tameka reiterated she is not to blame for the nasty exchanges in the heated battle over the kids.

“He started this, I didn’t," Tameka told Star exclusively. "My kids are my life. I’d never compromise.”

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The My Boo singer, 33, filed for divorce from Tameka, 40, in 2009 after two years of marriage.

For the full story check out the new issue of Star magazine — on newsstands now.

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