Rihanna, Chris Brown update: Brown focused on girlfriend Karrueche Tran

Rihanna and Chris Brown have been through a lot. Brown and Karrueche Tran have been through a lot as well. But at the end of it all, it is Tran that Brown has chosen. 

This isn't Brown and Tran's first breakup and makeup news that has gone public. In fact, it is considered old news as the two keep doing it anyway. However, recent reports say that it will be different this time around. 

The latest breakup of the two was a result of a heated argument, where Brown allegedly unleashed words that Tran would never ever forget. It played to the tune of Tran being only a pawn as Brown only wanted her to make Rihanna jealous. Needless to say, Tran got hurt real bad and Brown had to double his efforts to make it up to the model. 

According to a source for Hollywood Gossip, things will be different now because Brown said so.

"Bae, I'm about to man up. You've stole my heart and no woman has ever treated me the way you have. No one, not even any of my exes compare to you. You're my queen," the insider quoted Brown as saying. 

However, to concur the said report, a source for Hollywood Life said that the two are actually attending couple's therapy together secretly.

"He really wanted to begin the year off right with Karrueche and she's mentioned this to him several times in the past and it's finally set in. He wants to do this and he is," the source quipped. 

Now that Brown and Tran are starting anew, how is Rihanna doing? Hollywood Life reported that RiRi is moving on and has learned from her mistakes. A source for the media outlet said that Rihanna will not date anyone in the industry "like that anymore." The source added that Rihanna no longer has time for childish men, saying, "She's not trying to raise a man, she already tried that twice and it didn't work." 

All's well that ends well. It is time to move on and the rumors should, too.

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