Chris Brown’s Manager, Alleged Former Lover Denies Involvement in Alleged Rihanna Assault

In a statement released Wednesday, alleged former lover and manager to Chris Brown, Tina Davis, has denied any involvement in causing the alleged fight between Brown and his girlfriend pop singer, Rihanna.

As previously reported, it was believed that Tina Davis supposedly had a previous relationship with Brown when he was 16 years old.

Also, as stated in the previous reported, Davis was revealed as the supposed mystery woman who allegedly sent a three-page text message to Brown on the day of the altercation and alleged assault sparked over a fight between Chris Brown and Rihanna over the supposed text message, which in a detective’s affidavit reportedly reads was “from a woman who Brown had a previous sexual relationship with.”

Davis has now denied those allegations.

“There are no emails between Ms. Davis and Mr. Brown of the type which have been described in media reports,” Davis’ attorney reportedly said in a statement.

Davis is also seeking out the source of the false allegations for possible legal pursuit and prosecution.

“If the source of the false rumors is identified, legal action will be taken,” the statement added. “The relationship between Ms. Davis and Mr. Brown is that of manager and client. There has never been any other relationship. Given the nature of the legal issues affecting Mr. Brown, Ms. Davis will not be making any further statements,” the statement concluded.

In other news, Chris Brown has reportedly withdrawn his consideration from the Kids Choice Awards over the current controversy surrounding his alleged charges of assault and criminal threats against girlfriend Rihanna. The singer was up for two Kids’ Choice Awards: favorite male singer and favorite song for “Kiss Kiss.”

Rihanna also is up for two Kids Choice awards, including favorite female singer and favorite song for “Don’t Stop the Music.”