Chris Brown has fired back over the recently leaked photos depicting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna battered and bruised following their highly publicized fight. Breezy has dubbed the leak a “strategic chess move” by his enemies.

These never before seen photos, which depict Rihanna’s swollen and bloodied face after Brown infamously attacked her back in 2009, emerged online earlier this week. Shortly after the leak Breezy took to his Twitter page where he addressed the shocking photos, which have unfortunately surfaced just weeks before the release of his forthcoming album F.A.M.E.

A clearly upset Brown tweeted:


“It’s ironic how ’somebody’ put this out right around my album time! Wow! I guess that’s supposed to be strategic chess move. Unbelievable. The Devil is always busy!! But when u have a destiny, nothing or no one can stop what God has planned!”

Chris’ PR people quickly put a muzzle on his Twitter rant because shortly afterwards, all the previous posts were removed and replaced by a more positive message, reading:

“The beauty is inside you!!! Don’t let em bring you down!!!!! Beautiful people!”

Brown was convicted of assaulting Rihanna after a pre-Grammy Awards party in 2009, and as part of his punishment, was ordered to stay away from the “Umbrella” singer at all times until the judge rescinded the order earlier this week.

It’s rather coincidental that the week Riri decides to lift the restraining order against him, these pictures miraculously show up. Maybe a bit too coincidental.

Chris Brown has fired back over the recently leaked photos depicting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna battered and bruised following their highly publicized fight. Breezy has dubbed the leak a “strategic chess move” by his enemies.

These never before seen photos, which depict Rihanna’s swollen and bloodied face after Brown infamously attacked her back in 2009, emerged online earlier this week. Shortly after the leak Breezy took to his Twitter page where he addressed the shocking photos, which have unfortunately surfaced just weeks before the release of his forthcoming album F.A.M.E.

A clearly upset Brown tweeted:


“It’s ironic how ’somebody’ put this out right around my album time! Wow! I guess that’s supposed to be strategic chess move. Unbelievable. The Devil is always busy!! But when u have a destiny, nothing or no one can stop what God has planned!”

Chris’ PR people quickly put a muzzle on his Twitter rant because shortly afterwards, all the previous posts were removed and replaced by a more positive message, reading:

“The beauty is inside you!!! Don’t let em bring you down!!!!! Beautiful people!”

Brown was convicted of assaulting Rihanna after a pre-Grammy Awards party in 2009, and as part of his punishment, was ordered to stay away from the “Umbrella” singer at all times until the judge rescinded the order earlier this week.

It’s rather coincidental that the week Riri decides to lift the restraining order against him, these pictures miraculously show up. Maybe a bit too coincidental.

Sen. Scott Brown, the Massachusetts Republican who shocked the nation by claiming Edward M. Kennedy's Senate seat last year, has revealed that he was a victim of sexual and physical abuse as a child.

In an interview scheduled to air Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes," Brown said he was molested by a counselor at a camp in Cape Cod, Mass., when he was 10 years old.

"He said, 'If you tell anybody, I'll kill you," Brown recounted to correspondent Lesley Stahl. He said his mother didn't know about the abuse.

"That's what happens when you're a victim. You're embarrassed. You're hurt," Brown said in the interview. "Fortunately, nothing was ever fully consummated, so to speak, but it was certainly, back then, very traumatic."

Brown, 51, has written a book, "Against All Odds," in which he also recounts physical abuse at the hands of several stepfathers. In the interview, he recounts an instance when he contemplated buying a house where he lived with one of his stepfathers so that he could "burn it down" as a cathartic act.

"I actually called the realtor and went in and took the tour and relived kind of where everything was … to make sure I wasn't … dreaming," he said in the interview. "As I left, I said, 'Man, I wish I had the money. I'd just buy this thing and burn it down.' "

Last year, the former state legislator beat a heavily favored Democratic candidate in a special election to replace the late Kennedy. Brown will run again for a full Senate term in 2012

Sen. Scott Brown, the Massachusetts Republican who shocked the nation by claiming Edward M. Kennedy's Senate seat last year, has revealed that he was a victim of sexual and physical abuse as a child.

In an interview scheduled to air Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes," Brown said he was molested by a counselor at a camp in Cape Cod, Mass., when he was 10 years old.

"He said, 'If you tell anybody, I'll kill you," Brown recounted to correspondent Lesley Stahl. He said his mother didn't know about the abuse.

"That's what happens when you're a victim. You're embarrassed. You're hurt," Brown said in the interview. "Fortunately, nothing was ever fully consummated, so to speak, but it was certainly, back then, very traumatic."

Brown, 51, has written a book, "Against All Odds," in which he also recounts physical abuse at the hands of several stepfathers. In the interview, he recounts an instance when he contemplated buying a house where he lived with one of his stepfathers so that he could "burn it down" as a cathartic act.

"I actually called the realtor and went in and took the tour and relived kind of where everything was … to make sure I wasn't … dreaming," he said in the interview. "As I left, I said, 'Man, I wish I had the money. I'd just buy this thing and burn it down.' "

Last year, the former state legislator beat a heavily favored Democratic candidate in a special election to replace the late Kennedy. Brown will run again for a full Senate term in 2012

The wake for the 21-year-old, arising star in the R & B world, was held at the Pitts Funeral Home at 20th and Capitol Wednesday. Click on the link under related content to see clips from LaLa Brown’s wake. Brown was from Milwaukee’s north side, and was found dead inside her recording studio on 55th and Lisbon Friday. Her producer and boyfriend, 22-year-old JeTannue Clayborn was also killed.
Brown and Clayborn were murdered in their Milwaukee home which doubled as a recording studio. Police have considered robbery as a possible motive for the murders since their studio had been burglarized a week before and police thought burglars might have come back for accessories they left behind on their first heist.

The wake for the 21-year-old, arising star in the R & B world, was held at the Pitts Funeral Home at 20th and Capitol Wednesday. Click on the link under related content to see clips from LaLa Brown’s wake. Brown was from Milwaukee’s north side, and was found dead inside her recording studio on 55th and Lisbon Friday. Her producer and boyfriend, 22-year-old JeTannue Clayborn was also killed.
Brown and Clayborn were murdered in their Milwaukee home which doubled as a recording studio. Police have considered robbery as a possible motive for the murders since their studio had been burglarized a week before and police thought burglars might have come back for accessories they left behind on their first heist.