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Chris Brown‘s has had it up to here with his team, and if a source at Page Six is to be believed, he might be ready to find replacements. Starting, the paper says, with the rumored “other woman” manager Tina Davis, followed by celeb lawyer Mark Geragos and PR man, Mike Sitrick.

Tina — reluctantly catapulted into the public eye — has been doing her own version of a publicity image overhaul telling everyone there was absolutely no hanky-panky going on.

According to the New York Daily News, Tina’s lawyer Marshall Grossman officially released a statement saying their relationship was strictly that of “manager
and client” waving away any text message, booty call allegations.

Paparazzi-loving Chris is also said to be frustrated with the slow manner in which his apology was released, thinking the “I’m sorry” sounded “insincere.”

Insincere or not, sources still say Rihanna is on the fence as to whether or not she’ll take him back (dear God!). Thankfully, nobody (and we mean nobody) in control of their image handling thought that abuser/ victim duet was a good idea. Not because they worry about her safety, mind you, but because her fans may no longer see her as “strong and independent.”