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Chris Brown's Girlfriend Karrueche Tran Hangs With Draya Michelle

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Chris Brown’s girlfriends like each. Karrueche Tran who is the current and ‘Basketball Wives’ reality star Draya Michele is the ex. If you’re unfamiliar with Chris’ love life, Draya was his girlfriend following the tumultuous breakup with pop star Rihanna. Their relationship didn’t last long but apparently there wasn’t any bad blood and the reality star insisted Chris never spoke ill of Rihanna.

Karrueche Tran has now been in the picture for 2 years and from the looks of things she’ll be around for some time.

With cameras rolling for ‘Basketball Wives: LA’ Draya Michele, hosted an all-white party for her swimsuit collection Mint Swim last night (Thursday). Draya’s co-stars Brooke Bailey, Gloria and Laura Govan joined Karrueche in their tightest white to show support.

Despite her chummy relationship with Chris’ ex-girlfriend, Karrueche isn’t as friendly with Rihanna. The pop star revealed this to Oprah, “{We are} not seeing each other.” But the two have been “working on our friendship again, and now we’re very, very close friends. We built up a trust again. And that’s it. We love each other and we probably always will.”

After the ‘Where Have You Been’ singer poured out her soul to Oprah Karrueche tweeted a simple ‘LOL’ and that said a lot about their future together as possible friends.

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