US EditionAriana Grande’s Singapore Harasser Kicked Out of Lady Gaga Show in Australia
Johnson Wen disrupted multiple major events to gain social media attention and was removed from Lady Gaga's Brisbane show after repeated stage intrusions, officials said.
- Johnson Wen was removed from a Lady Gaga show in Brisbane, and the stadium has been approached for comment following his removal.
- A pattern of stunts by Johnson Wen has emerged, including rushing the stage at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena in June and receiving a six-month ban from the Sydney Olympic Park precinct.
- Last week Wen posted video of the Singapore incident showing him grabbing Ariana Grande, and he pleaded guilty in the court, saying `I won't do it again, Your Honour.`
- The stadium said management works closely with hirers, security partners and police, and staff at Marvel Stadium were filmed holding a photograph of Wen last week.
- Across concerts and sporting finals his stunts have created disruptions, with Wen's intrusions spanning 2023–2024 and affecting major international events like the Paris Olympics and the 2023 Cricket World Cup Final.
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His reputation plays tricks. Johnson Wen, who made himself known to throw himself away and grab into the biggest celebrities in social media videos, was expelled from Lady Gaga's concert on Tuesday in Australia. The man who gets nicknamed "Pyjama man" confirmed on Instagram that he had been evicted from the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane before even the start of the 39-year-old superstar concert. "I got evicted from Lady Gaga's concert! The show on…
Johnson Wen, the man who caused an incident in November by grabbing Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good movie premiere in Singapore, was banned from a Lady Gaga concert in Brisbane, Australia, on Wednesday. Following the incident in Singapore, Wen spent nine days in jail, was deported, and is now permanently banned from the country.
Johnson Wen, the 26-year-old Australian in Singapore shot over Ariana Grande during the red carpet of Wicked's premiere: For Good, was expelled Tuesday from a Lady Gaga concert in Brisbane.
Sydney Morning Herald
Serial pest booted from Lady Gaga’s Brisbane show before it begins
Security moved quickly to intercept the Australian man, who invaded the red carpet and grabbed Ariana Grande at a premiere of Wicked: For Good last month.
Lady Gaga halts gig amid chaos as fan who grabbed Ariana Grande is 'kicked out' - The Mirror
Lady Gaga's Brisbane gig was delayed amid a series of hiccups, including technical difficulties that meant thousands of fans were stranded outside, and the singer suffering a bout of illness
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