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BREEZY UPDATE: NOW IN ANGER MANAGEMENT CLASSES & MORE
Chris Brown is said to be currently taking anger management classes in light of the recent altercation between him and Rihanna. Continure reading for more Chris Brown news.
According to BOSSIP:
Chris Brown is taking anger-management classes.
The troubled R&B singer, who was arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of making criminal threats against girlfriend Rihanna, attended his first class in Glendale, Calif., on Monday afternoon.
According to a source, Brown opted for anger management at the behest of his spin doctor, Michael Sitrick. “Chris doesn’t actually have to go by law,” our insider tells us, “but he believes it will make him look better to the public, and he wants to try to get in a few classes before March 5,” his court date.
The Feb. 7 incident – in which Brown allegedly assaulted Rihanna and left her with cuts and bruises to her forehead, lips and cheeks – didn’t just stir up controversy. It tarnished Brown’s good-guy image so badly that several of his endorsement deals were suspended, including commercials for Wrigley’s gum and the Milk Mustache campaign. Brown’s songs have also been temporarily taken off the air at a handful of radio stations.
In other Chris Brown news:
In the wake of the Rihanna’s alleged attack, we almost forgot about what Chris Brown is up to. But some people have been keeping an eye on him because apparently he’s a marked man.
The new In Touch Weekly reports that Chris remains in seclusion, surrounded by bodyguards because he fears for his life. And insider says, “Chris is scared. Not only did he probably lose his career and his girlfriend, but he’s also fearing for his security and his life.”
A music insider tells the magazine, “Chris is a marked man. He faces criminal charges and possible jail time, but he’s going to have to deal with Rihanna’s legion of fans and her close-knit friends in the industry.”
The thing that triggered the threats was the photo that was leaked showing Rihanna badly beaten. The insider says, “That was the last straw. The threats started pouring in the moment that appeared online.”
