Chris Brown has been requested to avoid his ex, Karrueche Tran, after she said he punched her and threatened to kill her.
In archives made open Tuesday, a Los Angeles court allowed a limiting request asked for by Tran, with Brown to be arrested if he draws close to her.
Tran, who has had an on-off association with Brown, said that the 27-year-old vocalist punched her in the stomach and pushed her down the stairs quite a while prior yet that she didn't call the police.
The model, who has additionally showed up in TV arrangement, said she asked for the controlling request as Brown had as of late sent her dangers by instant message.
“He told a few people that he was going to kill me. He said if no one else can have me, he’s gonna take me out” she composed.
Chestnut, who rose to notoriety at a youthful age with his R&B voice and later rap, has turned out to be infamous for affirmations of mishandle.
He was indicted beating Rihanna, then his better half, before the 2009 Grammy Awards, compelling the popular genius to miss the music business' yearly occasion.
A year ago, he was captured on doubt of strike with a dangerous weapon following a hours-in length standoff with police.
A lady had called for help with that episode, however Brown's attorneys demanded she had set him up in the midst of a quarrel.
Cocoa on Tuesday posted a swearword filled video on Instagram in which he said to fans: “Make sure you all don’t be listening to this.”
It was misty in the event that he was remarking particularly on the limiting request — or exclusively on his progressing fight with another craftsman stuck in an unfortunate situation, the rapper Soulja Boy.
The two stars have been exchanging punches over online networking and had challenged each other to settle scores with a genuine battle — a fight, which may demonstrate lucrative for both of them.
Cocoa affirmed that he has left the boxing proposition, in the midst of online insults by Soulja Boy, who is confronting disconnected crime weapons charges.
Chris called the match "immature" and said that excessively numerous brokers "acted as a burden since they need to get a bit of the pie."
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