Chris Brown Speaks Out Against Jackson Family Feud

Chris Brown knows a thing or two about getting slammed in the media. Brown took to Twitter to express what many have been feeling about the shocking and very public Jackson Family dispute.

“That Jackson family feud shit gotta stop! Stop making y’all business public! Michael was under enough scrutiny.””

In case you’ve been under a rock here’s a quick break down of the last few days. Michael’s mother Katherine Jackson reportedly went ‘missing’. Paris Jackson went on Twitter to confirm her grandmother was missing. Janet who was previously on a yacht with boyfriend Wissam Al Mana in Italy traveled back to the US to visit Katherine’s home where Michael’s children are staying along with her brothers Jermaine and Randy. Police was called to the home over an altercation. Randy calls into several media outlets accusing the executors of Michael’s will of feeding the media false stories. According to the latest update Katherine was returning home to LA after going ‘missing’ in Arizona. And Paris has kept the world abreast via Twitter along the way. Sigh.

Brown added another tweet: “Don’t put the kids through the bullshit! Work y’all shit out as a family and stop giving them the pleasure of fucking wit y’all!

We think the public will unanimously agree with Chris Brown on this one.

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