Title: Chris Brown Ordered to Pay Ex-Dancer $15K After Lawsuit Over Eye Injury on Music Video Set
Chris Brown, the renowned singer, is facing a court-ordered payment of $15,000 to a former backup dancer who sued him for injuries sustained during a music video shoot.
Danielle Griffin, the plaintiff, filed a lawsuit against the artist after suffering severe eye injuries while filming the music video for “High End.”
During the shoot, Griffin alleges that a member of the makeup or wardrobe team poured fake blood over her face without adequate protection. Despite assurances of safety, Griffin ended up with swollen, red eyes and an uncomfortable greenish residue, leading to pus discharge.
The injuries resulted in Griffin seeking medical attention from three different hospitals within 24 hours. Additionally, the recovery process forced her to halt her master’s degree program and forego other job opportunities.
Chris Brown has been ordered to compensate Griffin $14,977.95 for the incident, despite his estimated net worth of $50 million.
The internet has reacted to the comparatively small penalty against Brown, with users making humorous remarks about the situation. However, the seriousness of the incident underscores the importance of safety measures on set and the consequences of negligence.
