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Chris Brown claims he was initially invited to play at the 2024 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game but was later disinvited due to sponsor issues, which he expressed frustration about on Instagram. He posted alleged emails welcoming him to the event and criticized the NBA for the change, stating that he only goes where he feels appreciated. The NBA and Ruffles, the sponsor in question, denied involvement in the decision.
Chris Brown claims he was uninvited from playing in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game due to sponsor conflicts, posting screenshots of emails to his Instagram story and expressing frustration on social media. The R&B singer cited past controversies and stated that he only goes where he is appreciated. Ruffles, the sponsor in question, clarified that they had no involvement in player decisions or celebrity invite discussions.
Chris Brown claims he was uninvited from the 2024 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game due to a sponsor's decision, despite receiving an initial invitation and even being given a uniform design. Brown expressed frustration on social media, posting screenshots of the email invitation and criticizing the NBA for trying to get him to attend court side after the uninvitation. The game featured NFL stars, music artists, and celebrity coaches, and a sponsor, Ruffles, issued a statement clarifying their lack of involvement in player decisions or celebrity invite discussions.
Chris Brown claimed he was uninvited from the 2024 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game due to a sponsor's disapproval, despite initially receiving an invite and even being provided with a uniform design. Brown expressed frustration on social media, citing ongoing negative repercussions from past controversies, including a domestic abuse incident in 2009. This incident adds to a string of recent controversies surrounding the artist.
The 2024 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game will feature multiple celebrity coaches and a roster of former athletes and entertainers, including Shannon Sharpe, 50 Cent, Anuel AA, Kai Cenat, Conor Daly, Walker Hayes, Quincy Isaiah, Jewell Lloyd, Micah Parsons, Lilly Singh, SiR, Dylan Wang, Stephen A. Smith, Lil Wayne, A’Ja Wilson, Metta World Peace, Jack Ryan, CJ Stroud, Gianmarco Tamberi, Adam Blackstone, Natasha Cloud, Jennifer Hudson, Tristan Jass, AJ McLean, and Kwame Onwuachi. The game will be broadcasted on ESPN from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN on Friday, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. ET.