Chris Brown Shoots 'Back to Love' Video in Paris
Just days after his arrest and subsequent release, Chris Brown is getting back to work.
On Wednesday (Jan. 23), the singer was seen shooting a music video for a song reportedly called “Back to Love.” In footage obtained by TMZ, Breezy shows off his slick moves as he dances alongside a river bank in Paris.
Video of Chris Brown on set for his upcoming new music video called “Back 2 Love” 🔥 pic.twitter.com/qpltLWDJeQ
— Chris Brown (@CMBDAILY) January 23, 2019
The video reportedly cost six figures, and Brown is making sure to wrap everything before leaving on Thursday. Additionally, he is working on another project with a dance studio while in Paris.
Brown was seen publicly for the first time since his arrest as he left the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, where the alleged rape occurred. He appeared to be in good spirits as he exited to hoards of fans and paparazzi. “I love everybody,” he told a cameraman.
Chris Brown spotted today leaving his Hotel in Paris tonight pic.twitter.com/Yoswoa38SB
— Chris Brown (@CMBDAILY) January 23, 2019
On Monday night, he was arrested by French police on potential charges of aggravated rape and drug infractions. He was later released without charge and was free to leave the country, but decided to stay for work.
Brown has denied any wrongdoing and vowed to file a defamation lawsuit against the 24-year-old model who accused him of rape. “I WANNA MAKE IT PERFECTLY CLEAR…… THIS IS FALSE AND A WHOLE LOT OF CAP!” he wrote on Instagram. “NNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEERRRRRR!!!!!! FOR MY DAUGHTER AND MY FAMILY THIS IS SO DISPRESPECTFUL AND IS AGAINST MY CHARACTER AND MORALS!!!!!”
He received support from his friends including T.I., Joyner Lucas, Nick Cannon, and Justin Bieber. “No one can touch you ur the GOAT,” Bieber wrote on an Instagram video of Brown dancing.
Breezy, who dropped his single “Undecided” earlier this month, is now gearing up to release his new album Indigo. He recently signed a new deal with RCA Records and will retain ownership over his master recordings.