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Chris Brown Explains Photo of Hands Wrapped Around Woman’s Neck

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Chris Brown is under attack after a sketchy photo was released. Last weekend during Ultra Music Festival, Chris Brown rented a home in Miami where he threw a party with friends. In pictures taken from the party, Brown is photoed with his hands wrapped around a girl’s neck.  Although in the picture it appears another woman is trying to rescue the mystery woman from Brown’s grip, Brown’s attorney told TMZ the two were just playing around. “She’s a friend. It’s obviously playful as she confirmed. Whoever invaded their privacy will be held accountable,” said Chris’ lawyer, Mark Geragos. But fans didn’t believe it.

“A woman trying to stop him from choking another? Doesn’t look like horseplay to me,” one person wrote.

“after what he been through he definitely shouldn’t play like that haha,” said another.

“Sounds like he’s guilty to me,” another person said.

The “Freaky Friday” singer set the record straight on his Instagram. “THANKS for all the publicity today. Y’all know damn well I ain’t going down that road. There is no need to defend myself on the matter.” He continued, “END of discussion. LOVE ❤” Then the singer promoted his tour and said, “😁❤ TOUR TICKETS AVAILABLE (AND BY THE WAY, THATS LITTLE DICKY)😂”

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