A first-look video from the aftershow of Chris Brown: A History of Violence gives a glimpse into the discussion that will be had about the controversial singer. Amid Chris Brown's decades-long music career full of sold-out tours and smash-hit songs, he was surrounded by legal troubles. Various allegations of abuse against Brown will be examined in the documentary by Investigation Discovery.
Investigation Discovery is the true crime channel that produced Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV , the hit Nickelodeon tell-all series. After the Brown documentary airs, an aftershow discussion will air that's hosted by Sunny Hostin, a current cohost of The View and former federal prosecutor. Documentary about Chris Brown's domestic abuse allegations in the works by Investigation Discovery Chris Brown faces backlash for 'smug' comment toward women's abuse charity The aftershow, according to a press release from Investigation Discovery, "will expand on the discussion about intimate partner violence, providing guidance on recognizing signs of abuse, information on where to find help and insights on violence prevention from a roundtable of leading experts and advocates.
" In a recently released first-look clip of the aftershow, Sunny talks to Scaachi Koul, a cultural journalist about the infamous domestic violence case involving Brown and his then-girlfriend Rihanna. In 2009, the two got into an argument that resulted in various facial injuries to Rihanna and later that year Brown pled g.
