Meanwhile, the lawsuit against the controversial recording artist brought by his now ex motivational manager Mike G is moving forward, according to TMZ.
Mike G was hired to help rehabilitate Brown's image following his 2009 domestic abuse of Rihanna and is suing the Loyalty hitmaker for allegedly beating him up.
Defamation is the latest claim to be added to the suit, after Brown took to Facebook on Thursday to accuse his former manager of stealing money in several videos.
In the videos, Brown claims to have fired Mike due to the alleged theft, although in reality he didn't fire him until after Mike had already filed the lawsuit alleging abuse.
Patty Glaser, Mike's lawyer, released a statement addressing the inflammatory videos: 'Sadly, Chris Brown is once again lashing out against those who were closest to him and is refusing to accept responsibility for his actions.
'Making up false claims against Mike G to deflect attention away from his continued violent behavior is shameful. We are looking forward to our day in court when Chris Brown will be held accountable.'
He accessorized with a red and white ball cap which he wore to the back of his head, and two massive gold medallion necklaces.
It seems the Little More singer is taking it easy in Rome, as he's in the middle of a month long break from his current world tour.
Chris Brown is embroiled in a nasty legal battle with his ex motivational manager Mike G, who added defamation to his list of grievances.
But the 27-year-old rapper decided to keep things decidedly laid-back and simple as he was spotted leaving his hotel in Rome on Friday with his entourage.
Brown opted for a charcoal grey graphic T-shirt under a lightweight red coat with white and black highlights.
