CHRIS Brown reportedly can't find a venue for his 21st birthday party.
CHRIS Brown reportedly can't find a venue for his 21st birthday party.
The With You singer, who reaches the landmark age on May 5, is having difficulty getting a club in New York, Las Vegas or Miami to host his bash because they don't want to upset his ex-girlfriend Rihanna - who he assaulted in 2009.
A source told the New York Post newspaper: "They (the clubs) don't want to mess up their relationship, or their potential relationship with Rihanna."
As a result of the difficulties, Chris is now looking to hold the party at a private home.
Last year, the R&B star had a quiet birthday after his altercation with Rihanna, spending it at home with family in Virginia.
The singer has seen his career take a nosedive since the attack, for which he pleaded guilty.
Chris was ordered to perform a community service order as a result of his crime and has been made to pick up trash - a task he was told he was good at.
Speaking at the Los Angeles court, Judge Patricia Schnegg said: "You're doing really well. I think you've made a lot of progress in the last month."
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CHRIS Brown reportedly can't find a venue for his 21st birthday party.
CHRIS Brown reportedly can't find a venue for his 21st birthday party.
The With You singer, who reaches the landmark age on May 5, is having difficulty getting a club in New York, Las Vegas or Miami to host his bash because they don't want to upset his ex-girlfriend Rihanna - who he assaulted in 2009.
A source told the New York Post newspaper: "They (the clubs) don't want to mess up their relationship, or their potential relationship with Rihanna."
As a result of the difficulties, Chris is now looking to hold the party at a private home.
Last year, the R&B star had a quiet birthday after his altercation with Rihanna, spending it at home with family in Virginia.
The singer has seen his career take a nosedive since the attack, for which he pleaded guilty.
Chris was ordered to perform a community service order as a result of his crime and has been made to pick up trash - a task he was told he was good at.
Speaking at the Los Angeles court, Judge Patricia Schnegg said: "You're doing really well. I think you've made a lot of progress in the last month."