Chris made sure to avoid the Feb. 27 episode of ‘Law & Order: SVU’ that was very clearly based on him and Rihanna, HollywoodLife.com has learned EXCLUSIVELY! Read on for all the inside scoop.
Chris Brown‘s received plenty of media scorn ever since the 2009 incident when he assaulted girlfriend Rihanna, but the Feb. 27 episode of Law & Order: SVU, which found inspiration in the duo’s story, may have been the hardest pill to swallow. The show did make the character based on him a killer, after all. But we’ve learned that the singer, 23, ignored the episode all together.
A source close to Breezy tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively that he has no desire to pay the veteran drama’s episode any mind. “It’s f**ked up, sad and very unfortunate and no, no way in hell did [Chris] watch that bulls**t,” our insider tells us. “Why would he want to watch some old-a**, rehashed s**t that he already been through and the fact they would even try to air a show like that about their personal s**t is just trifling.”
Chris Brown Wants To Focus On The Positive
Our insider adds that Chris is increasingly disappointed that all his efforts to rehabilitate himself have gone unnoticed, while people continue to vilify him. “He’s just tired of everybody trying run his a** down by making him relive something that he already said he was sorry for. Like, enough is enough already,” our source says.
“Focus on some positive s**t — you don’t never hear about his charities and the s**t he do from his heart for other people. It’s just all negative s**t. It’s sad.”
HollywoodLife.com‘s Editor In Chief, Bonnie Fuller encourages Chris to focus on the positive changes he’s making, writing, “In any case Chris, keep focusing on being a much better person. Surround yourself with close friends and family. There’s only one thing you can do about the Law & Order episode … and that’s, ignore it!”
Do you think Chris should be upset about the Law & Order episode, HollywoodLifers?
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– Billy Nilles, Reporting by Eric Ray
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DV is alway gonna be out there no matter what people say. At the end of the day cb or rihrih ain’t looked at no damn show of that episode show law& order. They are in a good place now
I never looked at the garbage! Law and Order! done with that show I used to look at it ? no more!
santos ( Dallas tx)
Posted at 7:43 AM on March 1, 2013
Who cares..i dont even watch this show anyways…people are just haters …just let them be .. We all put ourselves in situations on our own…
nas
Posted at 5:58 AM on March 1, 2013
Jess
Posted at 3:04 AM on March 1, 2013
Soooo glad Christopher is not playing into the media’s ploy to aggrevate him then when he reacts paint him as this “angry black man”. Keep it moving Chris and let the bitter rot in their bitterness.
Curious Styles
Posted at 2:00 AM on March 1, 2013
Chris and Rihanna are handling their business at work and play, they are not thinking about these fools..lol
Monroee
Posted at 1:53 AM on March 1, 2013
I get that domestic violence is serious but they really did not have to base the episode on Chris and Rih. It’s old now, she forgave him and others should too. I just hope chris keeps his head up and focus on his career, family and his relationship. We love u chris!
EnidEnid
Posted at 1:59 AM on March 1, 2013
Of course he should keep goes head up but, seriously had it been based on a non celebrity would u fans be saying the same thing,, doubt it . Ijs
Enid
Posted at 12:40 AM on March 1, 2013
I’m a fan of both Rihanna and Chris Brown and although it is comandable that they are both past that incident, however people need to keep in mind the seriousness of domestic violence, not all aggressors make a turn around and many do commit murder, point being instead of fans worrying about these celebrities and their feelings they need to get a reality check that if you don’t stand up to domestic violence someone can end up dead. On that note… I love the law and order episode and do not think they went to far.
Domestic Violence is serious but sometimes if you leave to “stand up” to it, you can still wind up dead. It is not easy! Wish people could understand that. Domestic Violence cannot end it will never end and it isn’t about leaving the abuser. It is about getting these abuser the help they need to not be a repeated offender. Battered women also commit murder too. If abusers are willing to change and better themselves they should not be reminded of their past because they can decide to not better themselves and be a repeated offender if that is how others will view them. Instead of attacking Chris who is making an effort to be a better person, we should encourage, support, and help him not bash, bully and hate. Embrace his good deeds and his efforts at D.V shelters and intervention programs and him counseling the youth on how to break the cycle. Why should he be bullied and all that when he is clearly doing so much for D.V?
Denise
Posted at 7:32 AM on March 4, 2013
nyiko
Posted at 11:54 PM on February 28, 2013
Amen to that Sandra Renee. I feel the same way, Chris should continue and move on with his life
I am sure you love Charlie Sheen and you just hate Chris because he’s black. You don’t give a damn about D.V. If your neighbor was beating their spouse you would not call the cops or intervene. Shut up!
Genean
Posted at 9:38 PM on February 28, 2013
As if anyone thought he watched it……..last time I will respond to ignorance. The more we comment the more life you give to this worthless story. Can we all move on and get out Feb 09?
Right its old and tiring. Are we going to have to hear about this for another 5 years? Like get over it! The people attacking him to make him look bad are the same ones hurting Rihanna by her not having closure. Why should a “victim” be reminded of her abuse for years? That is not okay to do. It is wrong and hurtful. I may dislike Rihanna a bit but nobody should have to be reminded daily about something that “tragic” incident. They only do it to them because of their popularity and it makes good ratings, money, hits on websites, and draws attention to them. Sad how people want to use them and their incident to profit off of.
Melissa
Posted at 9:38 PM on February 28, 2013
A lot of us didn’t look at it! that I know personally? so! who cares!!Duh! There is a lot still not going to watch it! reguardless of the publicity you try to give it?? bye!
Leaf
Posted at 9:33 PM on February 28, 2013
Sandra Renee
Posted at 9:01 PM on February 28, 2013
Hi -
A friend once told me, “Don’t let unjust treatment take you hostage.”
Sandra Renee
Posted at 8:59 PM on February 28, 2013
Tuesday February 26, 2013
Hi –
At this stage in the matter of what happened four years ago, Chris Brown shouldn’t even respond anymore to questions about it. “No comment” is certainly in order if being questioned about it again. If folks choose NOT to move on from the matter – Chris should clearly show that he HAS moved on from it. Chris is NOT required to go with the parked folks. He’s moving while some are determined to stay parked in the past.
Chris doesn’t owe any more apologies for what he’s sufficiently apologized for.
Let the folks stay parked in the past while Chris keeps moving with what’s of CURRENT importance.
Flying Fish Specials
Posted at 4:54 PM on March 3, 2013
“Love You Chris Brown. All the Best Bro! You and Rihanna are a beautiful couple. May all your dreams come through”.