Chris Brown attacks Kehlani Parrish on Instagram for her attempted suicide: 'Doing s**t for sympathy'

Chris Brown appeared to attack Kehlani Parrish in an Instagram post on 29 March, just a day after The Way singer disclosed that she had tried to commit suicide.

The 20-year-old songstress is said to have split from NBA star boyfriend Kyrie Irving - who plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers - after it was alleged that the r'n'b star had cheated on Irving with musician Jahron Anthony Braithwaite, aka PartyNextDoor.

"Girls be mad at a n***a for f*****g around wit b*****s but her DMs got more names then the Declaration of Independence. #YEAHIMTHROWINGSHADE," wrote Brown, 26. "They look like they have stank sex!!!!," he wrote. "#KYRIEMVP," he added.

"There is no attempting suicide. Stop flexing for the gram. Doing s**t for sympathy so them comments under your pics don't look so bad," he said. "OK IM DONE. Guess she gone have to watch the games from a real "box" now. "THE TELEVISION" #OHB "OUTTA HERE BIH," he then followed on.

His post come hours after, PartyNextDoor reportedly shared a photo on Instagram of him with a woman believed to be Parrish. According to HollywoodLife, the musician had captioned the photo: "After all her shenanigans, still got the r'n'b singer back in my bed." The photo has since been deleted.

According to MTV, Parrish posted an image from a hospital bed showing her arm hooked up to an IV. The caption read: "Today I wanted to leave this earth. Being completely selfish for once."

The caption continued: "Never thought I'd get to such a low point. But.. Don't believe the blogs you read.. No one was cheated on and I'm not a bad person.. Everyone is hurt and everyone is in a place of misunderstanding.. But as of today, I had no single wish to see tomorrow.. But God saved me for a reason, and for that.. I must be grateful.. Cuz I'm not in heaven right now for a reason.. On that note.. Bye Instagram."

Parrish has denied cheating with musician PartyNextDoor, who she split in late 2015.

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