Chris Brown is being sued over an unpaid loan used to purchase two Popeyes restaurants.

The Blast, which obtained legal documents, reports City National Bank is suing Brown for $2 million, allegeing it loaned him money to acquire a pair of Popeyes locations. The lawsuit claims the loan, which was given to several people, including Brown and The-Dream, remains unpaid.

“As of February 17, 2023, Borrower and Guarantors owe $2,140,901.74 in unpaid principal and interest,” the lawsuit read.

The lawsuit stems from the state of Georgia, but the bank filed a case in Los Angeles Courts as Brown currently resides in Los Angeles. The lawsuit names Brown as a “personal guarantor,” which means he’s on the hook for the unpaid portion of the loan.

According to the report, City National Bank has been seeking the money since 2018.

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