Karrueche Tran Laughs Off Threats from Rihanna's BFF Melissa Ford

Karrueche Tran’s best friend Seiko is reportedly standing up for her against Rihanna’s BFF Melissa Forde. In the latest update it appears the man in the middle Chris Brown is attempting to date both Karrueche (his ex-girlfriend he broke up with in a public statement) and Rihanna (his ex, ex girlfriend he beat up in a 2009 incident) with no strict commitment to either.

Brown has publicly stated in a video that he indeed loves both women and doesn’t want either of them hurt by his actions. Well, the “Yeah 3x” singer was spotted with Tran earlier this week after he was photographed kissing RihRih over the weekend.

Someone who’s loyal to Tran – rumored to be her BFF Seiko – found the need and time to attack Rihanna’s BFF Melissa Forde for actions she has no influence over. The instagram post reads,

“mforde11 Everly single one of y’all bitchez are soo fuckin dumb and obviously have nothing better to do but let’s be VERYYY clear about one thing noboby gives a rats azz bout whteva the f*ck he rname is so be careful how u talk bout MY BFFF!! A n*gga will always do what HE wants!! All of u n her shud sit down n cry me a f*ckin river!! #trashazzbitchez #PhuckEveryone”

Sadly, Melissa found the need to respond to a fake account,

@ycsm17 I get tht you don’t like my Bfff n trust you don’t have to cuz the one thing u not liking us will (not) do is stop anything from moving forward! U can be rice cake’s friend I don’t give a f*ckk but keep up all this disrepectful talk n while ure fake profile having azz is typing on instagram MEE Melissa T Forde will be the one knocking on your door askin u to come talk Face to Face! #Spacebarbitchezzz”

Karrueche’s reaction on Twitter: “LMAO” Rihanna’s? “Melissa T Foooooorde! Stop it!!!!”

Every single one of these women need to stop it because the only who will be left laughing in the end is Chris Brown.

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