Everybody seems to be focused on whether Chris Brown and Rihanna truly recorded a duet and, thus, reports confirming or rejecting the claim are flowing on cyber space.

Yesterday, CNN confirmed the fact that the two stars had recorded a song together by citing an unnamed source. On the other hand, People magazine reported online that the singers had not contributed to any duet. “Contrary to published reports, Chris Brown and Rihanna did not record a duet after the incident,” a source told the publication.

The report posted on People.com goes on to clarify that the track believed to be a duet between Chris Brown and Rihanna was in fact only a demo recording of a sing eventually taped by the Pussycat Dolls. The song is said to be called “Bad Girl.”

In addition, the source told the magazine that the two singers had not recorded anything since February, the same month the alleged violent incident took place.

This is not the first rumor to emerge with regard to the couple working together following the beating last month that left Rihanna’s face battered and bruised. A story about the pair writing a book about abusive relationships had also surfaced recently, but subsequently proved to be untrue.

Chris Brown allegedly assaulted his girlfriend after a pre-Grammy Awards party inside the couple’s rented Lamborghini. Both artists then canceled their appearances and performances at the event, thus making room for numerous reports speculating about the confrontation between them.

Chris Brown was charged with assaulting and making criminal threats against his celebrity girlfriend and his arraignment was postponed to April 6.