Rihanna's Lawyer Seeks To Remove Protection Order

Since Chris Brown delivered his public apology via video camera, Rihanna was said to have expressed some frustration over being interrogated all over again by fans, media and the like. The former couple, affectionately known as Chrihanna, has also been rumored to have been creeping in different cities and hotels across the country. But none of that is certain. 

Hypothetical tidbits aside, Rihanna's lawyer Donald Etra released a statement indicating his camp, via Rihanna's request, has decided on lessening the order that requires Brown to stay 50 feet away from the R&B singer. 

“Our position has not changed. We still believe a level one is sufficient. It would protect her against Chris annoying, harassing or molesting her in any way,” said Etra according to the NY Daily News. “She doesn’t feel it’s necessary (to have a 50-yard buffer).”

Etra is scheduled to appear at Brown's sentencing today in an effort to have the order removed.