Even though the once squeaky-clean heartthrob savagely beat his former girlfriend to a bloody pulp in a high-profile case of domestic violence earlier this year, the ladies of America still can’t get enough of Chris Brown.

Although a rep for the crooner denies it, informants in Brown’s camp claim the “Forever” star’s lovelife hasn’t missed a beat the past few months, despite his criminal collar for beating and threatening to kill Rihanna during a lover’s-spat-turned-disastrous last February.

In fact, Ike Turner 2.0 is such a hot commodity on the singles scene at the moment there are reportedly “three obsessed women totally stalking Chris right now,” including Shandra Harris — an aggressive, attractive twentysomething the R&B star has become strangely smitten with.

‘‘Those that figure out where he lives also don’t think anything of coming right to the house — many dropping off notes, their e-mail addresses and phone numbers, and some including some pretty explicit photos.’’ snoops tell The Chicago Sun-Times.

…Yeah, he sounds like quite a catch…..Back up, girls!

The R&B singer told MTV News Monday he hasn’t dated any new girls since his altercation with Rihanna, but when you’re Chris Brown there’s always a semen-slurping groupie new woman on the horizon.

“My whole dating thing, I’ve been kinda chillin’,” the “Crawl” crooner told MTV correspondent Sway. “I mean, I’m Chris Brown. I’m not gonna say it like that, but it’s just, like, girls are gonna be around,” the cocky Brown said. “I love women. But I would say definitely I’ve just been chillin’.”

Rihanna’s “Russian Roulette” video will debut this Friday, Nov. 13, on ABC’s 20/20 — that’s the same day her former boyfriend is scheduled to unveil the video for his new single — “Crawl” — on The Wendy Williams Show.

“Russian Roulette” was the first single off of Rihanna’s new album, “Rated R,” which will be released on November 23. “Crawl” is off Chris’ upcoming third LP, Graffiti, due out on Dec. 15; the video features tone-deaf Bad Boy Records protege, Cassie.

We’ll let “Ms. Chris Crocker” do the talking.

“I stayed. I even went back after he beat me, which was wrong,” Rihanna said. “It’s completely normal to go back. You start lying to yourself…I’ll say that to any young girl who is going through domestic violence: ‘Don’t react off of love.’”

Rihanna, 21, also hinted that it may have taken “eight or nine attempts” before she could finally leave the relationship.

“It’s pretty easy to go back….When I realized that my selfish decision for love could result in some young girl getting killed, I could not be easy with that part,” she says. “I couldn’t be responsible for that. Even if Chris never hit me again, who’s to say their boyfriend won’t? Who’s to say they won’t kill these girls? I didn’t realize how much of an impact I had on these girls’ lives until that happened.”

ABC will air more chunks of the interview on Friday’s GMA. The interview will air in its entirety Friday evening on 20/20.

Will Breezy be able to put his attack on Rihanna behind him and save his career or will his lady-beating meltdown haunt him “Forever?”

The disgraced former heartthrob is attempting a comeback with his Fan Appreciation Tour, which kicks off at the House of Blues in Houston next week, but Chris still struggles to fill the small venues he’s set to perform in, industry snitches spill to The NY Daily News. Chris’ tepid ticket sales in a direct result of his vicious attack on then-girlfriend Rihanna last February, industry execs tell the paper’s “Gatecrasher Column.”

“This is definitely not the outcome [Chris' label] Jive Records hoped for. Chris lost a lot of fans after he assaulted Rihanna. And after that whole scandal, he’s not exactly kid-friendly. What parent would buy their children tickets to his concert?”

In related news, Chris’ third album Graffiti has been pushed up a week to Dec. 8.

We’ve heard all we care to from Chris — he’s just repeating the usual nonsense abusers spew to convince themselves they’re not the pigs we all know they are — but for those who still aren’t sick of hearing him speak, here are the deets:

In Chris Brown: The Interview, premiering on MTV this Friday, Nov. 6, the singer says that he still struggles with the domestic dispute that almost put him in an orange jumpsuit and asks himself: “How do you, Chris, go from point A to point B? How do you learn from your mistakes, turn it into a positive and help other people with the situation … and at the end of the day become the person that you want to be?”

Rihanna will sit down with Diane Sawyer in an interview that is scheduled to air on Good Morning America on Thursday, Nov. 5 and Friday, Nov. 6 @ 7AM ET — an extended interview will broadcast on Nov. 6 @ 10PM ET on the ABC newsmagazine 20/20.

“The more in love we became, the more dangerous we became for each other,” Rihanna tells Diane. “This happened to me… and it can happen to anybody. He was definitely my first big love.”

According to ABC News, Rihanna will also talk about her family life, growing up in Barbados and how life has been for her since her split from Brown, who was sentenced to five years of probation, community labor and one year of domestic violence counseling.

Rihanna’s first interview since the assault also coincides with the release of her new album, Rated R, which drops Nov. 23.

Chris Tweeted the image late Monday and later flipped into Full Bitch Mode after a few acid-tongued Tweeters criticized the tight ass pants he wears in the photo. What do you expect from a guy who refers to himself as “Mechanical Dummy?” Check out a few quotes from Chrissy Poo’s online hissy fit — which came to us in ALL CAPS, might we add:

-WHO CARES IF MY PANTS R FITTED. its called fashion. IM SO TIRED OF CLOSED MINDED PEOPLE. IM 100% COMFORTABLE WIT MY SEXUALITY. IM A GROWN MAN

-MY FASHION ISNT LIMITED TO BAGGY AZZ JEANS AND FITTED CAPS.. i did that in 05. CMON son. HATING IS SO LAME….

-I get paid to do this… U don’t get paid to hate.. So why do it loser?

Graffiti debuts Dec. 15.