Chris Brown Reunites With Ex Karrueche Tran After Weekend With Rihanna

Karrueche Tran was spotted leaving ex boyfriend Chris Brown’s home Sunday afternoon despite the fact that he spend that same weekend cuddling and kissing Rihanna.

The Rihanna Chris Brown Karrueche Tran love triangle still hasn’t ended as it seems Chris is simply to irresistible to give up.

The young R&B bad boy made a public announcement that he had ended his relationship with Tran in order focus on his music and his “friendship” with Rihanna.

Just days after it was rumored that Brown cut off all contact with Tran, the aspiring model was spotted leaving the “Don’t Judge Me” crooner’s home and following him to the studio.

The pair left in separate cars, but the 23-year-old ordered his body guard to pay for Karrueche’s gas as she then followed Brown and his body guard to a studio in Burbank.

For an aspiring model, Kae didn’t seem to bother with her appearance as she threw on a over sized jersey and a beanie which she paired with a very frustrated and confused facial expression.

Hopefully she was at least trying to figure out why she was hanging out with Brown again after all the national – well… international – embarrassment that he put her through.

Either way, she looks like a fool once again because the day before she met up with her ex he was making out with RiRi at his Qubeey event at a private Hollywood mansion.

Strangely enough, the “We Found Love” singer’s father thinks that the best way to put a stop to all this is to get a ring on his daughter’s finger.

That’s right… the “Look at Me Now” rapper has managed to beat the Bajan beauty’s face in, fool around with another girl while supposedly being committed to Jay-Z’s mentee, and still has her father’s blessings.

“Whatever makes her happy,” Rihanna’s father, Ronald Fenty, told Life & Style Magazine. “I hope one day she will get married. Everyone adores Chris, he’s a super guy… He is a good person and always gave me great respect.”

Despite her father thinking tying the knot would be a great idea, the “Where Have You Been” singer’s friends don’t exactly agree.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if she married him just to show that she and Chris don’t care what anyone thinks and can do whatever they want,” the source close to the Battleship actress said. “It’s kind of scary. Their reconciliation has already upset her friends and her management. They’re an explosive combination.”

Well while the “This Christmas” actor was busy sneaking around with his ex, the Good Girl Gone Bad was busy shooting the video for her new single “Diamonds.”

As hard working and dedicated the young R&B songstress may be, it seems like she still couldn’t get her “friend” off her mind during the video shoot as she took to Twitter to send out a message about forgiveness.

“Forgiveness wins,” the 24-year-old tweeted along with a Bible verse from the Book of Matthew that reads, “For if you forgive people their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.”

Forgiveness is one thing, but trust is another.

Fingers crossed that at least one – or both – of these lovely ladies will wise up and realize that they deserve a man who really will make them feel like they’re “the only girl in the world.”

 

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