Meet the baddies who were organised to entertain Chris Brown in South Africa

A bevy of baddies caused a stir, as they were organised to entertain Chris Brown and give him company during his stay in South Africa.

Christopher Morris Brown was in South Africa on 14 and 15 December 2024 for his much-anticipated two shows at the sold-out FNB Stadium.

The concert featured electrifying performances and jaw-dropping stunts. Fans were thrilled as Chris Brown glided across the venue suspended in the air by cables. Nigerian music stars Davido and Lojay also made a special appearance.

Despite some challenges with network issues and rain, the energy inside the stadium was electric once the concert began. Chris Brown thanked his fans, wishing the night lasted forever. The concert was a seamless blend of R&B, hip-hop, and pop hits, with Breezy performing chart-toppers like “Turn Up The Music,” “Transform Ya” and “Yeah 3x.”

The Baddies Organised To Entertain Chris Brown

Away from the stage, the organiser who hosted Chris Brown recruited several baddies for Chris Brown. The ladies were organised to make sure Chris Brown has company and he can enjoy some pleasurable South African flavour.

In pictures and videos circulating on social media, the girls follow him everywhere and are with him backstage. In another video, the baddies are in a house booked for Chris Brown, smiling and sipping expensive bottles.

One of the women stringed for the US star was the late Riky Rick’s alleged side chick, and she claimed she was with him when he died.

Reactions To The CB Girlies

People had mixed sentiments about the baddies organised for Chris Brown in South Africa.

Malusi:

“Imagine seeing your girlfriend as one of istoko🤔”

Emmy:

“They made sure to get his type.“

Salties:

“I was asking myself how Faith went home. Shame, man, they made it clear they want young coloureds this time around😔 And age is not on her side this time around 😭😭 I hate it for her. I know she wanted to sleep with Brown. She even left her mom to babysit Skye for nothing🚮”

 

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