Person That Grabbed Ariana Grande on the occasion of Red Carpet Event Prohibited from Singapore

A man from Australia who jumped past a barrier and touched Hollywood star Ariana Grande has been deported and barred from Singapore.

The man, 26, was sentenced to more than a week in jail for causing a public disturbance and has now been "banned from entering the country again," the country's border control informed news outlets.

He forced his way past photographers and approached aggressively the actress and singer, who was participating in the Asian debut for the musical adaptation on the thirteenth of November. Co-star Cynthia Erivo wrestled him away from Grande.

Wen has a history of causing disturbances at events and celebrity events, including rushing the stage at the pop star's Australian show in the past June.

The incident caused anger in Singapore, with several individuals saying he of triggering past trauma for the singer.

The pop star has discussed dealing with trauma-related anxiety after a explosive incident at her performance in the English city in spring of 2017 killed 22 people and injured hundreds.

In the legal process, the judge was informed he had tried to gain access on the red carpet event twice, according to local news sources.

He then made a follow-up try to cross the barriers. Security staff stopped him and restrained him.

The man subsequently shared recordings appreciating the celebrity for permitting his access and said he was "at liberty."

Authorities detained him the subsequent day and charged him with causing a disturbance, to which Wen pleaded guilty.

The Presiding Judge the magistrate was referenced by Channel News Asia as stating that he was looking for publicity, noting that he was incorrect to think he would not experience repercussions.

Grande has not commented on the case.

The co-star mentioned the event to a media outlet, saying that she "simply desired to verify my colleague was protected."

"I believe he didn't intend us injury, but you never know with these incidents, and I aimed to confirm that she was fine. That was my initial reaction," she said.