The 'Runway' raptress' show in Syracuse, New York ends in a brawl after a male fan, who is in the front row, touches her inappropriately as she walks across the stage.
- Apr 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Stunna Girl's show took a chaotic turn after a fight erupted. The raptress was involved in a brawl after someone slapped her butt during her performance in Syracuse, New York over the weekend.
The 21-year-old star, born Suzanne Sade Brown, was on the performance lineup for a Spring Fest event at the Landmark Theatre in N.Y. on Friday night, April 26. According to footage circulating online, she was walking across the stage when a male fan, who was in the front row, touched her backside.
Stunna quickly turned around and eyed the culprit who violated her while she continued performing. Although she appeared to be unfazed at first, she then whispered into the ear of a man identified as her husband RichMula500.
Her husband then jumped off the stage to confront the man who allegedly touched his wife. The two men briefly exchanged words before chaos erupted in the audience.
The fan began throwing chairs, parting the crowd. Before RichMula500 threw his hand on the violator, another man, presumably Stunna's bodyguard, grabbed the man by the neck with both hands and violently threw him to the ground.
Both RichMula500 and the supposed bodyguard then started punching the guy while he was in the fetal position. Stunna also joined the fight, hitting him on the head with her microphone and stomping on him with her high heels.
The brawl ended with the bodyguard picking up the man and throwing him on a row of chairs. After being beaten viciously, the man looked proud as he flexed his muscles to the crowd. Eventually, everyone was told to get off the stage and it seemed like the show was over. There's no word if the alleged violator suffered any serious injuries from the altercation.
Meanwhile, Stunna's husband has addressed the brawl on social media, thanking his crew for having his back. "Love my team kuz if it was up to me [shushing face emoji]," he wrote on Instagram Story on Sunday. "Thank dem for holding me. Always the aggressor God ain't want me to catch another [skull and crossbones emoji]."
