Chris Brown Ordered to Pay Over $2M for Unpaid Popeyes Loan

The singer faces asset seizure if he fails to comply with the court's ruling within 30 days.

Chris Brown and his investors were sued by City National Bank for failing to make payments on a 2018 loan used to purchase two Popeyes franchises.
A Los Angeles court has ordered Brown to pay $1,314,367.40, with the total unpaid principal and interest amounting to $2,140,901.74.
Brown has a 30-day window to respond to the ruling, or risk having his assets, including property and money, seized.
This legal battle is among several controversies surrounding Brown, including an alleged physical altercation in London.
Brown's involvement in the fast-food industry includes owning several Burger King franchises.