Ariana Grande Red Carpet Intruder Deported and Banned from Singapore
A recent incident involving Ariana Grande has led to the deportation of a man from Singapore. The man, identified as Johnson Wen, 26, is an Australian who approached Grande during the red carpet event for the premiere of “Wicked: For Good.” His actions have sparked significant outrage in Singapore.
Ariana Grande Red Carpet Intruder Incident
Wen charged towards Grande, surprising her during the premiere event. He wrapped his arms around her, leaving the pop star visibly shaken. Fortunately, Cynthia Erivo, Grande’s co-star in the production, quickly intervened. She pushed Wen away and ensured Grande’s safety.
Legal Consequences for Johnson Wen
In the aftermath of the intrusion, Wen faced legal repercussions. He was arrested and charged with “being a public nuisance.” Following a brief trial, he received a sentence of nine days in prison.
- Name: Johnson Wen
- Age: 26
- Nationality: Australian
- Charges: Public nuisance
- Sentence: Nine days in prison
- Current Status: Deported and banned from re-entering Singapore
Reactions and Background
The incident led to widespread criticism on social media, reflecting concerns about celebrity safety at public events. Erivo later spoke about her instinct to protect Grande during a morning television appearance, emphasizing the unpredictability of such situations.
Wen, who refers to himself as the “Troll Most Hated” on Instagram, has a history of similar disruptive behavior. His past actions include jumping on stage at concerts and running onto sports fields.
After serving his time, Wen has been barred from returning to Singapore. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority implemented this restriction as a precautionary measure.
