Chris Brown parties ‘without a care’ at Halloween mansion bash in LA after woman claims he ‘raped her on Diddy’s yacht’

CHRIS Brown was seen looking carefree and chatting with girls at a Halloween mansion party after denying he raped a woman on Sean 'Diddy' Combs' yacht.

Brown, 35, was spotted at the bash alongside hundreds of revelers on Friday evening at a $34 million property in the Hollywood Hills.

Photographs obtained by The U.S. Sun show Brown wearing a white t-shirt, dark cap, and jacket as he puffed on a cigarette.

He was accompanied by a huge entourage and was seen chatting with two girls in a VIP section cordoned off by a red rope.

His appearance comes amid the release of a new documentary, part of ID Network's "No Excuse for Abuse" campaign, which features the story of Brown's history of violence.

An eyewitness said, "Nobody would have guessed there was a damning documentary out about him and a rape accusation seeing him at the party.

"Chris was often hunched over behind the group in a corner near a window as he tried to stay hidden for a lot of the party and didn't mingle with other guests.

"But he seemed to be in a great mood and was laughing and whispering with the girls and surrounded by his entourage who were very protective."

The event, dubbed Pretty Girls Suck, also saw the likes of Akon, Future, YG, Tyga, and G-Eazy attend, while Miley Cyrus's sister Brandi DJ'd the party.

Sources told The U.S. Sun that despite the disturbing claims, Brown has "a lot of support in Hollywood," and partygoers were saying he "cannot be canceled."

'NEW VICTIMS'

One said, "He has a lot of friends in Hollywood, and with there being no criminal investigation, people don't seem to be batting an eyelid about it.

"His circle all say it's lies, and he's innocent.

"Chris is not in hiding and doesn't seem worried about the accusations at all.

"It's shocking, but as we've seen with P Diddy, it takes something huge to really change people's minds."

Investigation Discovery’s documentary explores allegations made against the singer which have already been documented, including ex-girlfriends Rihanna and Karrueche Tran.

But multiple new alleged victims also came forward in the film to detail allegations against the R&B star, including the Jane Doe who claims Brown drugged and raped her.

Brown's legal team has denied her claim and called all the allegations in the documentary "malicious and false."

The woman alleges she attended a party on Combs' boat and Brown took her into a bedroom and raped her after spiking her drink.

She said: "I don't remember if I saw him pour it, but I just drank it and he just hands me another drink. As I'm standing there, I did start to feel tired and my body was feeling a little heavy.

"I remember I did lay back and I'm like, 'Why can't I get up?' Next thing I know, he was on top of me and I couldn’t move and I said 'No' and then I felt him… next thing I knew he was inside me."

She said: "I was so disgusted."

The woman previously tried to sue in 2022, but a judge dismissed the $20m case in 2022, citing a "lack of prosecution," NBC reported.

Claims about Brown first emerged back in 2009 when Rihanna was pictured bruised and with a split lip after Brown attacked her in his car.

In his own documentary, he said he felt like a "monster" and the fight would "haunt me forever."

Brown received five years probation and a community service order for the assault.

Meanwhile, a source told Page Six the recent rape allegation has nothing to do with Combs, who has been a friend of Brown's for many years.

A source close to Combs told Page Six, "These allegations have nothing to do with Diddy at all and have not alleged any wrongdoing against him."

The U.S. Sun reached out for further comment but did not hear back.

Combs is currently behind bars in Brooklyn, New York, as he faces criminal charges for sex trafficking and racketeering.

He is also facing multiple civil suits as alleged victims continue to come forward.

Attorney Tony Buzbee has said he is representing over 100 accusers and is working on lawsuits against the music mogul, who continues to deny all charges against him.