February 16, 2009

Chris Brown's Apology: What Do Celebs Think?

Everyone is talking about what went down between Chris Brown and Rihanna. The couple's alleged fight was one of the most talked about topics at the NBA All-Star Game in Phoenix this weekend.
Oprah Winfrey's BFF Gayle King tells "Extra" she rejects Brown's apology. "Right now I can't think of anything that makes me support anything that Chris Brown is saying at this time. And my heart just aches for Rihanna."
Actress Gabrielle Union says she's trying to stay unbiased. "I know them both. Unfortunately, no one knows all the facts yet... what I think is great about this unfortunate situation is it can get us talking about violence... violence is never the answer. It's good to get that dialogue started. I wish this wasn't the catalyst for that... it's never good to use violence as a means to an end."
Akon teamed up with Rihanna for the track "Emergency Room" and he tells the singer, "Keep doing what you're doing baby. Keep things positive!" He added, "She's a strong woman. I think she'll get through it."
"Dollhouse" star Eliza Dushku says any type of violence is unforgivable. "Any way, shape or form of domestic violence is inexcusable in my book."



















Are you people serious about Chris Brown being just as much of a Victim? Are you Kidding…You can put Mike Tyson An 2pac in jail for “RAPE” when the women come out without a mark you can put Mike Vick in jail for Fighting dogs, but it’s “Okay” for Chris Brown to beat a women in public? well, well, well, the people that support Chris Brown on this really surprise me. I hope the next woman he touches throws grits on him he should go to jail and serve his time be a man Chris Brown for once in your life and stop dancing around the fact that what you did deserves some type of jail time not, NOT probation. Yes you have talent and a good career,but maybe he should have thought of that while beating a woman in a car. Man up Chris you’re young, intelligent and still have a future in the business, but you have to come to terms with the fact that it takes more than just going to Church to make up for what you did. That was a seriously violent act on your part and I believe jail should be just as good for you as it was for every other man who beat a woman before you. Your celebrity status should not accuse you from it….