Rihanna And Chris Brown In The Same Hotel

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Rihanna And Chris Brown In The Same Hotel

July 27, 2009

According to reports on numerous websites such as the Daily Mail and New York Post, Sony felon R&B singer, Chris Brown and his girlfriend, Rihanna, who a judge ordered him to stay away from and vice versa, lest she lock them up for violating a restraining order, were spotted in the same hotel a few days ago. As I have maintained all along, those two never broke up.

Judging by her hairdo, Rihanna, fought the wind and lost

Of all the hundreds of hotels in New York city, both Rihanna and Chris, just happened to stay at the same hotel all weekend, Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan, on Columbus Circle. The couple has violated the judge's restraining order before, supported by photographic evidence obtained by a photographer.

The public is not stupid. Nice way to disrespect the court and what's left of your respective audiences, particularly Rihanna, who is setting a very bad example for girls. Both of you have no respect for the law or your dwindling audiences.

Rihanna and Chris Brown 'secretly stay at same hotel' in New York

10:50 PM on 26th July 2009 - ...Just days after R'n'B star Brown made a public apology for beating up his then-girlfriend in February, the singer was seen checking into the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan...

The New York Post reported that the couple spent the weekend there, 'under a cloak of secrecy'. According to the newspaper: 'They spent the next two days coming and going in separate chauffeured vehicles from the underground garage of the 52-story Columbus Circle building.'

The two appear to have taken great measures to avoid public exposure, including the use of decoy vehicles to throw off reporters and photographers.

Neither Run It singer Brown or Barbados-born Rihanna, 21, were due to attend any public events or appearances in the city...

A judge ordered him to stay 50 yards away from Rihanna - or 10 yards if they are at the same music industry event - despite her saying she did not need such any protection from him....

Brown's lawyer, Mark Geragos, told the New York Post he was unaware of his client's whereabouts over the weekend, and added: 'I don't want to be quoted on something hypothetical.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk