Blonde Rihanna Clubbing With Chris Brown Reignites Dating Rumors

UPDATE-If Rihanna is good at one thing, it’s getting tongues wagging. Three years after her tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown ended, the duo are back at center stage with rumors raging that a reconciliation is on the horizon. A newly blonde Rihanna and Chris were spotted partying at Greystone Manor  in West Hollywood on Super Bowl night. This is the second time the duo were spotted at the same nightclub with Brown’s girlfriend Karrueche Tran joining in the festivities.

The ‘We Found Love’ singer exited the club wearing a partially see-through jumpsuit, blonde hair, Chanel pilot hat and ripped jeans. The paparazzi bombarded the singer and her BFF Melissa who were surrounded by police and security guards. Prior to her exit Brown smartly made a quiet escape through a back entrance. If partying with one ex wasn’t enough, rapper Drake, who’s moped that she broke his heart, was also partying at the same venue! To add more fuel to the flame, Chris tweeted while still at the venue: “Can’t stop looking.”

Aside from the madness, Rihanna can brag about her role in Battleship. A new clip premiered during Super Bowl XLVI. Last month RiRi dished on her character,

“My character, her name is Raikes. She’s a weapons officer, she’s not afraid of anything. She loves weapons, she knows them — not only her weapons, but every other weapon on the ship.”

The film hits theaters on May 19th. Watch the frenzy ensue in the video below. Are Rihanna and Chris Brown simply teasing the public with these appearances?

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