Chris Brown 911 Call: 'Fine China' Singer Suffers Seizure but Refuses Treatment?

By Jane White

(Photo:Reuters)

Singer Chris Brown reportedly suffered from a seizure early Friday morning at a Hollywood recording studio.

According to TMZ, the Los Angeles City Fire Department rushed to the Record Plant recording studio in Hollywood shortly after 1 a.m. in response to a 911 call. But when they arrived, Brown reportedly refused to be treated or to be transported to the hospital.

TMZ added that Brown has a history of seizures from his childhood.

The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed to the Daily News they had responded to a call about an adult male seizing at Record Plant's address, and that no one was transported to the hospital as a result of the call.

However, Brown's representatives had no comment on the matter.

This morning, Chris’ mom, Joyce Hawkins, tweeted, “GOD IS WITH YOU ANGEL, AND MOM IS TOO…”

Karrueche Tran, Brown's girlfriend tweeted "Prayers all day" around the time of the alleged seizure. Later on Friday, she posted what appeared to be a plea for support from her followers.

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