Friday, July 2, 2010

Douche Bag Chris Brown Fakes Tears AT B.E.T. Awards

Share |




Chris Brown used eyedrops to fake tears during his B.E.T Awards performance, reports claim.

On Sunday the star 'broke down' as he paid tribute to Michael Jackson playing Man In The Mirror. He later told fans: "I let ya'll down before, but I won't do it again. I promise."

But mag' US Weekly claims one of Brown's bodyguards gave him eyedrops just before the performance to induce tears.

However a spokesman for the star denied the claims saying they were "completely untrue." 

Previously R&B singer Lloyd claimed he told Brown to cry to help him gain back the love of fans.
 
However a spokesman for the star denied the claims saying they were "completely untrue." 

Story courtesy of MTV UK


Posted by MotherChuck at 9:39 PM
Labels: , , ,

0 comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

DISCLAIMER

MotherChuck provides entertainment, news, information and opinions about events, pop culture and celebrity news mixed with a little gossip for fun. Posts are created by culling and synthesizing information from multiple sources including public records, other blogs, magazines, newspapers, those “reliable source or a close friend” and, of course, sources who almost always choose to remain anonymous. Published content may include inaccurate information and no claims of accuracy by MotherChuck can or should be taken seriously by anyone. MotherChuck is meant to be in the spirit of good fun, laughter and amusement. MotherChuck is not intended or designed to be fact or fiction. It is intended to be a tongue-in-cheek, voyeuristic and sometimes sarcastic. MotherChuck is not intended to influence anyone. We hope that MotherChuck and our opinion is the best online experience for you. Additionally, MotherChuck asks that you do not take the content of our blog seriously. We do not take any responsibility for any stupid things that might be said in the comments section and accept no liability for any loss, damage or hurt feelings insensitive comments may incur.

www.e-referrer.com