The scandal surrounding Chris Brown and Rihanna has lead to the cancellation of his South African gig in Guyana on December 26, as women's rights group express concerns due to his conviction for physically abusing his then girlfriend.
The scandal surrounding Chris Brown and Rihanna has lead to the cancellation of his South African gig in Guyana on December 26, as women's rights group express concerns due to his conviction for physically abusing his then girlfriend. Fans have been confused as to Brown and Rihanna's seemingly rekindled relationship; the pair have since been seen together in public, hugging and kissing, and, perhaps most surprising of all, have recently worked together on a song, which will feature on Rihanna's new album, Unapologetic.Rihanna even tweeted in support of Brown when he was facing probation hearings due to being tested positive for marijuana. The judge, however, found that his actions did not breach the terms of his probation. Groups of South African Women's Rights protesters, though, don't seem to be as tolerant of domestic abuse as others, and have forced their hand, causing Brown to withdraw from his Boxing Day gig, citing discomfort with the protests, The Daily Mail reports.Many ardent Rihanna fans, though, remain dubious as to their seeming reconciliation. The Daily Mail