Chris Brown Sued By Woman For Eye Injury On Video Set [Photo]
Chris Brown Sued By Woman For Eye Injury On Video Set [Photo]
This may be one of Chris Brown‘s most unusual lawsuits to date. Reportedly a woman named Danielle Griffin suffered an extensive eye injury while working as a background dancer on the set of his “Thriller”-esque video, “High End,” featuring rappers Future and Young Thug.
According to reports, Danielle’s eyes immediately became extremely puffy, swollen, and oozed a green discharge in September of 2017 after a wardrobe assistant poured a fake liquid blood substance on her head with no eye protection. She says she was assured it was safe, which proved to be untrue.
The dancer’s attorney, Arshia Mardasi, says Danielle was treated by three different hospitals in a 24-hour time span. The suit also alleged that the injuries resulted in her not only missing out on other background work, but she had to drop out of her masters program for recovery.
Yikes! Is Chris Brown directly to blame for the woman’s injuries? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Written by Miata Shanay
Source: TMZ


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