Bebe Rexha reveals injuries after being charged with phone-throwing fan assault

Bebe Rexha The singer has updated fans about her injury following the release of a video that showed her being hit in the head with a fan’s cellphone during a recent concert.

The 33-year-old “I’m Good (Blue)” singer new york On Sunday (June 18), a concert-goer fired a device at her.

according to ABC7NYA 27-year-old man has been charged with assault over an incident on a Pier 17 rooftop.

Rexha, whose real name is Breta Rexha, shared two selfies on Instagram with the caption, “I’m fine.” [sic]”

The photo showed the singer with a dark eye and medical tape over his left eyebrow.

Rexha’s mother, Bukrihe Rexha, told various media outlets that she had three stitches.

A fan-shot video that has gone viral on social media shows the Brooklyn-born singer approaching the front of the stage before being hit in the face by a mobile phone flying from the crowd.

She then fell to her knees as a group of staff rushed onto the stage to help her.

Another concert-goer shared a video of the singer being treated by medical workers, writing: “This is Bebe Rexha as she was about to leave the stage when someone threw a terrible cell phone, punched her in the face, and rushed her out of a concert venue here in New York.”

Another fan wrote, “A fan threw her phone at @BebeRexha and ruined a great show. Hope she’s okay after that.”

This is the latest in a series of incidents in which artists have been injured by projectiles during performances.

Last year, fans of former One Direction singer Harry Styles came under fire. The sweet sound of Skittles hit me on stage.

Throughout the rest of the show, Styles continued to touch and rub his eyes, clearly squinting.

A month later, in November, the 29-year-old “As It Was” star The water bottle thrown by the fan hits the crotch.

In 2018, Rexha was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best New Artist. her latest album Bebewas released earlier this year.

Her ongoing tour includes gigs at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, The Fillmore Silver Spring in Silver Spring, Maryland, The Tabernacle in Atlanta, and Hard Rock Live Orlando in Orlando, Florida. We are planning four more performances. .