Whelp, fans and close celebrity friends of Chris Brown no longer have to post #FreeBreezy, as the singer has just been released from jail, according to The Sun UK.
As previously reported, the “Under the Influence” singer was facing serious heat after being arrested over a violent incident that allegedly went down at TAPE nightclub in London.
At Southwark Crown Court this Wednesday Chris brown was granted conditional bail. Interestingly, Breezy wasn’t there in person for his hearing. Instead, the judge dropped a bag on him…requiring a hefty £5 million security payment to the court in order to secure his release.
That’s a major break considering the judge had initially ruled that Chris would remain in custody until June 13, when he’s expected to appear again at London’s Southwark Crown Court. But clearly, the court decided to show him a little grace.
Details Emerge From The 2023 Nightclub Bottle Attack Incident
The charges stem from a late-night altercation in 2023 at London’s popular TAPE nightclub. Chris, 36, was arrested at a Manchester hotel last week, just hours after arriving in the UK. Authorities booked him “on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm.”
The man accusing Brown? Music producer Abe Diaw. He claims that Chris hit him over the head with a bottle, then allegedly beat him while he was down. According to Diaw, the attack was completely “unprovoked,” and he ended up hospitalized after the alleged beatdown.
He reportedly smacked the man in the head with a bottle. The damage? Not only physical, but financial—he’s now suing Chris for a reported $16 million in damages.
What’s Next For Chris Brown? Tour Dates Still On
Despite the heavy accusations, Breezy’s legal team managed to secure conditions that allow him to continue working. Chris is gearing up for his highly anticipated Breezy Bowl XX World Tour, and this release means those plans are (for now) still intact.
The tour was set to jump off June 8 in Amsterdam before crisscrossing through Europe. The North American leg is expected to begin July 30 in Miami. His bail conditions permit him to travel internationally for these performances—but the court made it clear: no using the passport for anything else.
Whether he’ll actually make it to every stop without drama remains to be seen. But one thing’s for sure—this legal cloud is far from gone. Chris is still facing up to a lot of years behind bars if convicted on all counts.
To date, he has not publicly addressed the arrest or the alleged attack…
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