Sources connected with Rihanna and Chris Brown say there is friction in the two camps - and while no one has been pummeled unconscious (yet), peeps are at each other's throats over whether Rihanna and Brown should be seen in public together.
Rihanna's PR people are said to be on high alert to make sure no one gets a photo of the alleged battery victim and the alleged maniac felon together.
They believe at this point it would be "extremely damaging" to her career.
This may explain why video surfaced earlier today on TMZ of Rihanna leaving a club around 4:00 a.m. this morning, with Chris Brown nowhere in sight.
On the flip side, with Brown angling for a plea deal to let him off the hook, his people want nothing more than to show that he and Rihanna are tight.
Obviously, letting celeb gossip sites run some pics would do that.
And then there's this: A number of people who interact with Rihanna both personally and professionally want her to cut Brown out of her life for good.
They resent him and are outraged at what he did. Not hard to believe!
For their part, the newly-reconciled Brown and Rihanna are said to be working on a duet - which, ironically, is about overcoming challenges as a couple.
Brown's manager, Tina Davis, who reportedly sent a three-age "booty call text message" that triggered the February 8 incident, is nowhere to be found.
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March 11th, 2009 11:37 PM
Don't worry Rihana if you didn't learn your lesson about being with an abuser the first time. Chris Brown will punch you in the face again.
March 12th, 2009 10:16 AM
They are both at fault. Violence only begets more violence. Everyone needs to learn to keep your hands to themselves.
March 31st, 2009 11:27 AM
hay rihanna i am just a huge fan of ur music and just wanted to give u some small tALK I THINK THAT IT IS a bad i dea to be with chris but i think u should just fallow ur hart bc i did and i love my boyfriend sooo just wanted to tell u that love ya by