Theirs a rumors that Rihanna and ex-boyfriend Chris Brown have been secretly seeing each other and sub-tweeting one another on Twitter, it’s now revealed that the pop princess doesn’t mind if her one upon a time beau attends the 2012 Grammys with her in the audience. Since their domestic violence incident that shocked the world back in February 2009, Chris and Rihanna had seemed to be avoiding one another at award shows, mostly due to his probation. Now, Chris may be set to perform on the Grammy stage and a source tells RadarOnline that Rihanna doesn’t mind her ex being there.
“Rihanna is also nominated for several Grammys, and she performed at the Grammy nomination concert recently, and she could be going to the awards ceremony as well. Rihanna thinks that Chris should attend the Grammys if he wants to, she has absolutely no qualms with him being there. Don’t expect them to hang out, but she has moved on from that horrible night, and doesn’t want it to define either one of them as people.”
Back in October, Rihanna sang Chris’ praises to Esquire Magazine:
“It’s incredible to see how he pulled out the way he did. Even when the world seemed like it was against him, you know? I really like the music he’s putting out. I’m a fan of his stuff. I’ve always been a fan. I would never wish anything horrible for him. Never. I never have.”
Though the media saying that Chris was banned from the Grammys, RO’s source says that false:
“Chris was nominated for three Grammys last year, he didn’t go because of scheduling conflicts. Chris was never banned from going to the Grammys,” our source says. “Was he welcome with open arms in the past? No, but he was never banned. Chris wouldn’t have even been nominated if such a ban existed. Producers of the Grammys recognize the hard work that Chris has done in fulfilling his legal obligations stemming from the incident. Chris is amazingly talented, and he is honored that his work has been nominated. And, let’s face it, Chris isn’t the first, nor will he be the last, rapper or R & B star to be involved in an incident like this.”
“Chris has grown tremendously as a person, and an artist from that time in his life,” the insider tells RadarOnline.com. “Chris has complied with all terms of his probation and has completed most of his court ordered community service. He has been a model probationer, but more importantly, Chris accepted responsibility for what he did. Chris took that experience and vowed to learn from it and become a better person, and he was thrilled and truly humbled that he was nominated for three Grammys.”
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