Karrueche Tran Moves Back In With Chris Brown, Bynes Ignites Feud with Rihanna

Karrueche Tran and Chris Brown are now living together just a matter of weeks after his nasty break up with Rihanna who has been busy chilling in the #NoBasicZone while delivering a one tweet K.O to Amanda Bynes who ignited the feud with the singer on Twitter.

Before we get into the details we want to take this time to reach out to the Guinness World Book of Records because if there isn’t a category for the World’s Most Dedicated Sideline Chick yet there needs to be and Karrueche deserves that spot more than anyone else on this planet – thank you for your time.

We all saw Chris Brown juggle Karrueche and Rihanna for months before finally throwing Karrueche to the side for the Bajan Beauty.

Well Karrueche has been dutifully sitting on the sideline waiting for her chance to squeeze back into Brown’s life and now is the moment she’s been waiting for.

Rumor has it that Tran has officially moved in with her former lover although she is still going to hold on to her own apartment – a.k.a the bench she will need to sit on when Breezy puts her back on the side for another chick that knows how to think for herself.

The couple supposedly reunited just a few days after Chris’s 24th birthday. You know, the day where he was photographed ignoring Karrueche as she stood off to the side with a sad puppy dog face begging for attention. Yea… how romantic.

Honestly, we thought Chris Brown was the one that needed help but maybe Karrueche and Rihanna are the real crazy ones.

All Chris has done is manage to successfully bounce between two beautiful women. Kae and RiRi have only managed to fight over a light skinned Sisqo.

The good news is, it seems like Rihanna is finally ready to move on and despite rumors that the break up was taking its toll on the “Stay” songstress, she was all smiles as she took off to Morocco with her BFF Melissa Ford.

The ladies were busy snapping pic after pic for Instagram including one with Rihanna relaxing in a giant hot tub with the caption, “Lil ol me in my big ol tub!!!!”

Other photos showed Rihanna writing on Melissa’s dry erase t-shirt and we can’t help but think that she had Karrueche in mind when she wrote the message.

“We in Morocco b****es #NoBa$icZone” she wrote before snapping a picture of it.

While the basics did manage to stay out of Morocco they were all over Twitter and one of them decided to take some seriously inappropriate shots at Chris Brown’s ex.

Amanda Bynes has obviously been off her rocker lately and she really needs to delete her Twitter… like NOW.

Of all the crazy things she has done via social media, like telling Drake she wants him to “murder” her vagina and telling Jay-Z he has an ugly face, this has got to top it all off.

Drake and Jay-Z aren’t the types to get into a Twitter scuffle with Amanda but picking a beef with Rihanna just wasn’t the right thing to do. To make matter worse she decided to make fun of the fact that RiRi was a victim of domestic violence.

“@rihanna Chris brown beat you because you’re not pretty enough,” she tweeted.

First things first, domestic violence isn’t a joke and it isn’t to be taken lightly and no woman should ever tell another woman that the reason she was abused by someone she trusted was because she wasn’t attractive enough. If we have never been fed up with Amanda before we are certainly through with her now.

It didn’t take long for Rihanna to spot the tweet, however, and deliver a simple one liner that put Amanda back in her place.

“Ya see what happens when they cancel Intervention?” Rihanna tweeted.

Short, sweet, simple, and to the point.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is what we call a Twitter K.O.

 

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