Rihanna Concerned for Chris Brown After Probation Revoked?
Rihanna, the 25-year-old Barbadian pop star, reportedly does not want her former boyfriend and singer Chris Brown in jail after news broke that his probation was revoked.
Brown was placed on probation after physically assaulting ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009. Now, a Los Angeles County district attorney had the singer's probation revoked after one woman claimed that he hit her car and attempted to flee the scene last May.
A source close to Rihanna reportedly told HollywoodLife.com that the singer is concerned for Brown.
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"She doesn't want anything bad happening to him or him going to jail over her," the source reportedly told HollywoodLife.com. "She already forgave him and made her peace with him and that whole situation. It's out of her hands, and there's nothing she can do but wish him the best."
Brown took to Twitter to defend himself and call for prayer from over 12 million Twitter followers.
"Pray," Brown exclaimed to fans on Twitter Monday. "I did everything I was suppose to do during the so called hit n run, I provided the correct info. There were no injuries or damages. C'mon!!"
Still, the singer claimed that God was keeping him strong throughout his struggles while thanking his fans, known as Team Breezy.
"Love you Team Breezy. I hope people can actually see the truth," Brown tweeted. "My cross is heavy but God gives me the strength to carry it."
Although Brown and Rihanna are not longer romantically involved, the singer recently hinted that she would be featured on his upcoming studio album "X."
"So we did 'Nobody's Business' for her album, and then I wrote a song, it's called 'Put It Up.' It's more of an R&B record," Brown told MTV earlier this year. "I wanted to do an R&B record with Rihanna because I didn't want it to be the same four-on-the-floor, pop. At the end of the day, that's what they expect from us, so I wanted to do more of a record that nobody really heard her sing on as far as that genre."
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