Chris Brown Suffers Seizure at Recording Studio: Report



Chris Brown may be recovering from a serious health scare. Reports surfaced Friday, Aug. 9, claiming the 24-year-old singer suffered a seizure early Friday morning.

According to TMZ, the L.A. City Fire Dept. received a 911 call that Brown had suffered a seizure at Hollywood recording studio Record Plant. The call was reportedly made at 1:09 a.m. and EMTs then raced to the scene. When they arrived, however, Brown allegedly refused treatment.
TMZ notes that it remains unclear whether or not Brown did, in fact, suffer a seizure. X17 also reported on the incident and said Brown's mother flew from Virginia to be with her son
Very early Friday morning, Brown's on-again, off-again girlfriend Karrueche Tran tweeted, "Prayers all day." She later added, "A lot on my mind today . . . I need a hug," and included a picture of her 

Brown has yet to release a statement regarding the reports.

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