Natalia Zoppa treats her mum to Mother's Day lunch as former Love Island star makes first appearance since Chris Brown grabbed her by the throat during divisive stage routine

 Natalia Zoppa grabbed a spot of lunch on Sunday  in her first outing since rapper Chris Brown grabbed her by the throat during his Manchester concert on Monday. The former Love Island contestant 23 cut a casual figure as she treated her mum to lunch at Manchester's Rosso restaurant for Mothers' Day.

The Casa Amor bombshell wore a black and white letterman jacket over a white high-neck top and flared trouser combo. She paired the outfit with matching white trainers obscured by the long length of her trousers. She accessorised the outfit with a light dusty pink handbag with a gold chain strap. The Only Fans model kept her jewellery subtle opting for small gold hoops and a thin chained gold pendent necklace. 

Her manicured hands boosted long Barbie pink acrylic nails and she donned matching pink lip gloss.  She left her highlighted blonde tresses loose where they fell down to her navel.  The group headed off to the swanky bar and restaurant which is owned by football legend Rio Ferdinand.  This outing comes after Chris Brown held the reality star by the throat as part of his 'serenade' a fan on stage.

The artist, who famously assaulted his then girlfriend Rhianna in 2009  faced a backlash over the performance after straddling Natalia and grabbing her around the neck.  The US musician regularly picks a fan out of the crowd at his shows and performs provocative dance moves on them as part of a routine. The R&B star performed said routine as he sang the track Take You Down, holding Natalia's handkissing her neck and thrusting his hips as he straddled the TV star  who sat on a chair in the middle of the stage.

Despite the outrage his actions caused Natalia  defended the controversial US rapper on Friday saying  I loved every minute of it.  She insisted she was 'happy' to be involved despite critics claiming he was sexualising violence and displaying 'controlling behaviour'.

She told Mail Online Why are people assuming the worst? It's actually annoying. I loved every minute of it.  She added  I've seen previous dances he's done, and I knew what the routine was. I was more than happy to participate. Defending the way Brown touched her she insisted He barely even grabbed me.