[IMG1 L] - After being beaten by singer Chris Brown in February, pop star Rihanna felt embarrassed she fell in love with the type of man he was and left him to set an example for young women, she said in an interview on Thursday.
After the pop singer was named Woman of the Year by Glamour magazine on Tuesday, she described to Barbra Walters how the release of a photo of her beaten face added to the humiliation.
'I woke up as Britney Spears' Rihanna said of the media frenzy that overtook her life. The attention included helicopters hovering over her house and months of speculation that she was getting back with her abusive boyfriend, Chris Brown.
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Cheers to you for bringing forward, the fact that the music clips are the real problem... as you would notice ,the youny males dress like ,there nappies are full and that their pants hang down ..and as for the women, she is nothing but a sex symbol.... thanks kochie 4 supporting the young
you give reason for us women faith in mankind...not man, but eventually maybe... why dont you and lib, write a book on the meaning of togetherness?..and the avenues to bypass or travel..YOU BOTH CAN DO IT..it would be a best seller...