Chris Brown and Rihanna VMA Kiss “Pissed Off” Brown’s Girlfriend

Chris Brown Girlfriend – Although it is nice to see the once feuding couple getting along, a kiss on the lips as congratulations for Rihanna’s VMA victory for Video of the Year was a bit too far, and Chris Brown’s current girlfriend Karrueche Tran is clearly pissed.

When Rihanna accepted the coveted award, nobody inside the Staples Center for the Video Music Awards on Thursday or anyone viewing the awards from home expected to see Rihanna’s ex, Chris Brown, give such an intimate congratulation.

Of course, nobody is quite as shocked or upset about the kiss than Karrueche Tran, Chris Brown’s girl friend of almost a year.

One source told US Magazine that Tran, 23, is completely “pissed off.”

The aspiring model felt as if the televised kiss was nothing short of a “public slap in the face” especially considering what happened before the kiss.

According to the source, the R&B bad boy decided to go to the VMAs at the last minute and made sure he didn’t inform his girlfriend that he would be attending the awards.

Other anonymous sources have reported that the 23-year-old crooner from Virginia and the 24-year-old “good girl gone bad” have been hooking up secretly for quite some time now.

After an emotional interview with Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna revealed just what kind of feelings she still had towards Brown as she confessed that he was indeed “the love of my life.”

Despite the fact that Brown brutally assaulted Rihanna back in 2009 it’s obvious that these two certainly aren’t completely done with each other and that’s exactly the fire that’s fueling the feud between the two ladies.

“[Karrueche] and Rihanna really hate one another and Chris ultimately just does what he wants,” the source added. “Seeing him with Rihanna at such a public event made her very angry.”

Brown is trying to prove he isn’t all bad though. The “Don’t Wake Me Up” singer spent some time with the children at the Jenesse Center in L.A., a domestic violence intervention program.

In addition to cheering the kids up by playing games and telling jokes, Brown also gifted all the children with back to school supplies and sponsored The Change Youth Conversations series over the summer.

 

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