Chris Brown holds high-end yard sale at his Los Angeles home

Chris Brown held a high-end yard sale Wednesday at his Los Angeles home, with hundreds of fans, gawkers and bargain-seekers waiting for hours to try to get a piece of the singer’s stuff.

Brown posted a flyer on his Instagram and Twitter accounts Tuesday night that included the address of his suburban mansion in the Tarzana neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley.

“Featuring significantly marked-down high-end items,” the flyer said.

Brown captioned the posts “DA CRIB … 2 day event” and included a heart emoji.

Brown burst onto the music scene as a teen in 2005. He’s had dozens of hits and won a Grammy Award in 2011 for best R&B album for “F.A.M.E.”

But in the past decade, he’s also been known for a stream of highly publicized run-ins with law enforcement, starting with a felony assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009 to which he pleaded guilty.

People began gathering late Tuesday for the sale at his house. A long line that stretched down the sidewalk began slowly moving late Wednesday morning toward a driveway filled with large canvas canopies shading rows of clothes.

Some people told TV stations they had driven from as far away as Arizona and didn’t care what they walked away with as long as it belonged to Brown.

The crowd appeared orderly, remaining mostly on a sidewalk. Police said they had received no complaints.

The 30-year-old singer did not say why he’s having the sale, and it was not clear whether he would make an appearance.

Brown was arrested early this year in France along with two other people on suspicion of aggravated rape and drug infractions — allegations that Brown and his lawyer have denounced as false and defamatory.

Brown was released and allowed to leave the country without charges being filed as Paris prosecutors continued their investigation.

In 2016, an hours-long standoff with police at the Tarzana home ended in Brown’s arrest on suspicion of assault. His attorney denied any wrongdoing and police declined to file charges.

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