In recent weeks, Chris Brown has found himself facing serious allegations once again. Known for his history of domestic violence, which led to boycotts in certain countries, Brown’s darker side has resurfaced in a new U.S.-based Discovery documentary, Chris Brown: A History of Violence. This documentary includes a particularly impactful section where a woman, referred to anonymously as “Jane Doe,” recounts her story, hoping to "bring light to what really happened." She reveals that, following her public disclosure, she has since received death threats.
According to Jane Doe, the alleged events took place in Miami in 2020. She recalls being invited onto a yacht owned by Diddy by a friend. There, she met Brown, who engaged her in conversation and offered her a drink. She describes her memory as becoming hazy after the first drink, and only remembers that Brown gave her a second drink, after which she began to feel "fatigued and heavy."
She goes on to detail that Brown then led her to a bedroom, where she felt a powerful sense of paralysis. Despite her protests, she alleges that he proceeded to assault her. With tears, she claims that after the attack, he violated her further.
In a statement to PEOPLE magazine, Jane Doe emphasized that none of her text exchanges with Brown "disprove the sexual assault." She urges an end to victim shaming and the dismissal of victims’ stories simply due to some fans' idolization of celebrities.
This testimony has reignited conversations about celebrity culture and alleged abuses of power within the music industry.