Rihanna and Chris Brown have reportedly broken up yet again.
Rihanna was seen smoking a marijuana blunt inside Greystone Manor nightclub. Sources told TMZ that she arrived at around 1 a.m. with her assistant and security guard. She reportedly kept to herself, leaving an hour or so later.
Brown was seen partying and holding hands with Keisha Kimball, 22, inside Los Angeles nightclub L.A.'s Playhouse on Saturday night. The waitress is now being blamed for the break up.
"I am always Chris' waitress, I know him and am friends with his friends," Kimball told TMZ. "Nothing has ever happened, I just work there.
"Of course people are going to twist it another way," Kimball said, referring to the photographs of the two of them, which she says were just Brown handing her a bottle to drink. "I don't go for black guys."
"Whatever is going on between Rihanna and Chris Brown is between them," says Kimball. "I'm not trying to be a home wrecker."
Brown was then seen leaving the nightclub with a few girls and his entourage in two vehicles.
The relationship roller coaster has become a chronic problem for Rihanna and Chris Brown, who have been on-and-off since Brown beat Rihanna before the Grammy Awards in 2009.
The sources told TMZ that they would be back together in no time.
Many of Rihanna's fans have expressed concern over her relationship with Brown, which gives every appearance of being abusive. She even addressed the issue in a recent interview with Rolling Stone.
"When you add up the pieces from the outside, it's not the cutest puzzle in the world," the singer admitted. "I can't say that nothing else will go wrong."
Rihanna is currently working on launching a new perfume and her ongoing fashion campaigns, as well as wrapping up her Diamonds Tour.
Brown recently attended a court hearing to answer accusations that he had falsified community service documents. He was sentenced to community service as part of his probation after beating Rihanna. He is also promoting a new album, "X."
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