The R 'n' B singer is said to appear in "Larry King Live" after his formal sentencing on August 5 to discuss the assault he did to Rihanna and issue a public apology.
- Aug 3, 2009
AceShowbiz - Set to begin his formal sentencing for the assault he did to Rihanna on Wednesday, August 5, Chris Brown reportedly will make an appearance on "Larry King Live" to deliver an apologetic statement to the "Umbrella" hitmaker soon after that. Besides, during the reported TV appearance, he will also discuss the night he assaulted her.
Breaking the news is Radar Online. It is written on the site that "Larry King Live" is the first choice of Chris' handlers as they believe "the singer will be able to get his apology across without facing brutal questioning."
And while news of Chris' not-yet-confirmed appearance in "Larry King Live" has been making its way all over the web, no official word from the talk show's camp yet about his appearance.
Chris Brown assaulted Rihanna during a heated argument back on February 8. Reaching plea deal in the battery case, he escaped jail time and was instead sentenced to 5 years probation and 180 days of community service to be served in Virginia. He additionally, was ordered to complete a year of domestic violence classes, and pay fines.
Late last month, Chris made an apology video that was posted on his website and said, "I felt it was time you heard directly from me that I am sorry ..... I have told Rihanna countless times, and I'm telling you today that I am truly, truly sorry, and I wasn't able to handle the situation both differently and better." He, moreover, promised the same incident will never happen again in the future.
