Chris Brown Breaks The Silence, Calls Rihanna Assault 'Inexcusable'

Chris Brown Breaks The Silence, Calls Rihanna Assault ‘Inexcusable’

Written by J.R. on July 20th, 2009 in Celebrity News, Entertainment, Gossip/Rumors, Lifestyle, Rihanna, Chris Brown, News.

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R&B singer Chris Brown breaks the silence on the shocking incident that occurred between the R&B music star and his former girlfriend Rihanna. Chris Brown makes a public apology and in his own words, for the first time, talks to fans publicly about how deeply sorry he is for the unfortunate incident.

As reported back in February, singer Chris Brown and girlfriend Rihanna were allegedly involved in a heated argument over a phone message received by Chris Brown by an alleged mystery woman thought at one time to be Chris Brown’s manager. The message and the heated argument allegedly led to an assault, which Chris Brown was charged with and eventually pled guilty to back in June.

“I wanted to publicly express my deepest regret,” stated Chris Brown in the video apology which surfaced online today, July 20, 2009.

Although the singer expressed that his lawyer, since February, has advised him not to speak out, Chris Brown went on to reveal that he has consulted with his family, his minister and hisself. The singer has accepted the fact that he was wrong and “inexcusable,” in his own words.

The singer then ends the video with words expressing his desire to continue to be the role model he once was by stating, “I intend to live my life so that I am truly worthy of the term role model.”

Watch the video of Chris Brown apologizing for the Rihanna assault.

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4 Responses to “Chris Brown Breaks The Silence, Calls Rihanna Assault ‘Inexcusable’”

joejoe_no1 Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 8:03 am
Chris, I am so glad that you decided to speak up about the incident that happened earlier this year. I will be honest, after that incident, I truly did not feel you were worthy of being a recording artist. That that would be giving too much attention to a monster. I think I really needed to feel like you were taking responsibility for your actions. I felt like that wasn’t happening. But after seeing this, I really understand. Your attorney was right. You couldn’t go public until after the legal part was finished. Chris, what I am going to say may sound like I am being mean, but I’m not. I think that you and Rihanna are entirely too young to be in such a serious relationship. I also believe that your relationship was too public and the public was allowed to decide that you two were to be together forever - because if this had never happened and you two had a normal break-up, you would have still been considered a dog, because everyone expected you two to be together. And, at this time in both of your careers, there is too much stress. You acted out immaturily and speaking out immediately would have been the same thing because you do have to deal with the legalities and how it was going to affect your freedom. Your words today have made me understand you as a person and the work you are willing to do for yourself to make sure this never happens again and I know they were your words - not a script. You are a beautiful person, Chris. Good luck to you.
shirley Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 8:05 am
Great job Chris. We all make mistakes. Seek Rihanna’s forgiveness then just wait on the public. The public always forgives.
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Mia Says:
August 6th, 2009 at 3:17 am
Wow, what a load of BULL. I can’t believe there are people (specifically his female fans) out there who are buying his lies. Chris sounds like he’s reading the entire speech from a script his PUBLICIST wrote. CHRIS, you were having fun JET SKIING and GAMBLING just a couple weeks after you beat your poor girlfriend to a pulp and now you expect us to give you a hug and forgive you? Please.