According to TMZ, Chris Brown appeared on Good Morning America to promote his new album F.A.M.E. While participating in an interview with Robin Roberts, Chris Brown is rumored to have broke a window while removing his shirt after being asked questions about ex-girlfriend Rihanna. Robin Roberts reports that Chris Brown knew about the questions before hand, so perhaps this rumored outburst was sparked for a different reason. Everyone is human, Let’s keep Chris Brown in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time as you read on.
Reporting by @Lathleen
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Tanya Young Williams states: FIRST HE BEATS RIHANNA, NOW HE SMACKS ANOHTER WOMAN with his angry words. The problem is … I know ABC Robin Roberts and she’s NO Rihanna! It is quite unfortunate that Mr. Chris Brown has not learned anything about anger management from the counseling ordered in response to his brutal domestic violence attack on Rihanna. He is the poster child for Anger Mismanagement. Who is to blame? Chris Brown and his handlers. Why his handlers? Because they should have equipped him with media training which would have enabled him to answer fair questions from Robin Roberts. Let’s remember, Robin tossed him a softball game when she interviewed him shortly after his attack on Rihanna Therefore, out of professional courtesy, he should have been prepared to give a compelling, engaging and honest interview while promoting his album. His handlers obviously are telling him that he doesn’t have to play by the same rules as any other guest hawking a product. Chris is to blame because he is a grown man who knows that he has a problem and chooses not to appropriately address it for his safety, and for the safety of those around him. As I have stated regarding my estranged husband, former NBA All-Star Jayson Williams (who is now serving time for a senseless, inadvertent fatal shooting); Jayson is fully responsible for his actions stemming from anger issues, alcoholism and other mental illness related problems even if he is sincerely apologetic afterwards. Jayson, Chris, Mel Gibson, Charlie Sheen, and the list goes on, should be given less tolerance with respect to their anger related antics and domestic violence attacks because they all have financial resources to seek help and choose not to until it’s too late and someone has been hurt. Chris Brown will not get better as long as he has handlers, who are either too naïve or too stupid to help Chris become a sensible, respectable MAN. We are a forgiving culture, but you don’t get to many opportunities to say sorry when you repeat the same behavior no matter how many tears you cry while singing a Michael Jackson song on the awards show…REALLY Chris REALLY????