Rita Ora On Chris Brown's Past: "No One Cares" (INTERVIEW)

Rita Ora has recently defended her friend Chris Brown, saying that "no one cares" about his troubled past as long as he keeps on creating good music. 



Ora, 24, worked with Brown, 26, on a song titled "Body on me" for her highly anticipated album and believes he is "a good person." 

In an interview with The Sun, Rita claimed: "Chris Brown is strong, powerful and someone that is important to me personally and professionally," noting: "I love him on different levels."

Despite Brown's several run-ins with the law, public dissing of ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran, 27, and 2009 battery of Rihanna, 27, Ora was quoted as saying: "I see how he treats his people, and he's a good person with a good heart and a lovely family."

The singer added: "If you have a great song then no one cares" about the past awful behavior. She feels their track together is "amazing."

On the other hand, Brown seems a totally different person. On Saturday Chris tweeted: "If you ever get really mad at something, try a random act of kindness. I've been trying that lately. So far so good," adding: "Coming from me… That's crazy… Lol."


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