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Chris Brown: Did He Just Diss Rihanna On Twitter?

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Rihanna and Chris Brown exchanged some nasty words on Twitter on Thursday and Friday that suggests the RiRi and Breezy love rollercoaster has finally come to a screeching halt.

Rihanna and Chris Brown have done so much breaking up and getting back together that when their latest split happened we were already placing bets on how long it would be before they were a couple again.

Well, it seems like everyone who guessed they would be reuniting after a couple of days or even weeks can kiss their money goodbye.

Despite the “Don’t Judge Me” crooner saying he still had nothing but love and respect for his former lover, things got nasty via social media when Rihanna suggested that Brown wasn’t faithful during the relationship.

“If I drop all of my hoes for you and we still don’t work out, you owe me some hoes,” she posted on Instagram.

While we do feel bad for the Bajan Beauty… okay we don’t really.

There were simply too many people in RiRi’s life that tried to warn her that the tattooed crooner wasn’t a faithful partner, but she insisted on reuniting with the young man.

Of course, we are all aware that Rihanna wasn’t exactly keeping other men at bay when she was dating Brown… and apparently he knew too.

“She’s not mine if she’s everybody else’s,” the 24-year-old tweeted on Friday.

Source: Popular Critic

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