Chris Brown makes disabled fans happy by refunding the meet & greet with some extra money

Meet-and-greet packages for Chris Brown’s tour can lead to some scandalous controversies between couples, but most of the time, they’re a more encouraging affair. That’s especially true for one disabled fan who recently met him for one of these meet-and-greets, and apparently she has a very sweet story. Breezy did the whole meet-and-greet with pictures and a nice chat, and she refunded her entire ticket, valued at $1,111, plus an extra $10,000. According to commenters under the Instagram post below, this is far from her first meet-and-greet with him, and they had promised each other that she would stay in school, which he apparently repaid.

The sad reality, however, is that all is not so kind in Chris Brown’s world. PARTYNEXTDOOR recently caused quite a stir online after insulting him, Jeremih and Bryson Tiller with a tweet-and-delete, apparently over the inclusion of his ex-girlfriend in her “Wait On It” music video. The 11:11 The artist demanded a public apology from the OVO singer, adding that he has “nothing but love” for the trio, retracting his resentment. It’s a pretty strange and ambiguous situation, but nothing that can’t be fixed with some conversation and clarification.

Thankfully, recent developments and sightings seem to have healed at least some of the wounds in Chris Brown’s life, even though it has nothing to do with the music industry. He and his baby mama Diamond, the mother of his youngest child Lovely, apparently said “I love you” to each other in the club. Of course, we all know that the Virginia superstar has a controversial and difficult relationship history. But partners don’t have to get married to be on friendly terms, and that’s great to see.

Aside from a few technical glitches here and there, everything else on Chris Brown’s tour seems to be going well. This is normal for big live events, but hopefully he’s not stressing himself out too much about it. Regardless, the most important thing is the connection that fans experience at these meet and greets. As this disabled fan’s story shows, a little love and care can go a long way.