Chris Brown's seizure caused by 'extreme emotional stress' due to legal matters and 'nonstop negativity'

Chris Brown's collapse at Record Plant recording studios in Hollywood on Friday, has been blamed on his intense fatigue and anxiety related to his recent hit and run legal troubles.
A spokesperson for the 24-year-old R&B star told UsWeekly: 'While in the studio working early this morning, Chris suffered a nonepileptic seizure (NES). He was not hospitalised.'
'His doctor tended to him this afternoon and attributes the NES to intense fatigue and extreme emotional stress, both due to the continued onslaught of unfounded legal matters and the nonstop negativity.'

Under strain: Chris Brown suffered a seizure due to 'extreme emotional stress' his publicist has said

Chris was previously reported to have refused medical treatment at the scene following the seizure and was fully responsive.

The incident came shortly after Chris, who spent 45 minutes in jail on Monday after his probation, stemming from his assault on ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009, was revoked due to an alleged hit and run accident in Los Angeles in May, claimed he was 'tired of being famous'.

The LA Fire Department had been called to the scene early in the morning on Friday after receiving a 911 call, according to TMZ.

But when paramedics arrived at Record Plant recording studios, the 24-year-old is said to have refused treatment and declined to be taken to the hospital.

Feeling better? Despite his collapse, Chris Brown's spokesperson says that he is now on the mend

Medical issue: Chris Brown allegedly suffered a seizure early on Friday morning but refused treatment, pictured on Thursday in Los Angeles

The call was allegedly made at 1:09am from the Hollywood studio.

It is not yet confirmed whether Brown did indeed have a seizure, but according to TMZ the singer did suffer seizures as a child.

Earlier in the day, Brown was seen spraypainting a wall outside a tattoo parlour.

Getting creative: The rapper showed off his multiple arm tattoos in a white vest as he created a large purple monster's face on a tattoo parlour's outside wall

The rapper showed off his multiple arm tattoos in a white vest as he created a large purple monster's face on the parlour's outside wall.

Brown, who was given consent to spraypaint by the tattoo business, was seen meticulously creating the mural on his own.

He then hopped into a luxury red convertible after his day of painting.

Nice wheels: Brown pulled up in a luxury red convertible prior to his arty endeavour

Meanwhile, Brown told his Twitter followers on Tuesday that he is retiring from making music after his sixth studio album X comes out later this month.

In a series of cryptic tweets, Brown seemed to suggest that his desire to quit his career as a singer and performer stemmed from his tumultuous relationship with Rihanna.

The recording artist said on Tuesday that he was 'tired of being famous for a mistake' he made when he was 18, referencing the assault charges filed against him by on-off girlfriend Rihanna in 2009