Man, 26, who grabbed Ariana Grande at S'pore, now kicked out of Lady Gaga concert, hair still intact despite jail term

Johnson Wen, the 26-year-old Australian man who was jailed and deported from Singapore for accosting Ariana Grande at the premiere of "Wicked: For Good" on Nov. 13, has run into trouble again.

He was kicked out of Lady Gaga's Dec. 9 concert in Brisbane, Australia, before the start of the show, after being spotted by early fans and security personnel.

He had attempted to enter the venue in a disguise, clad in a wig, sunglasses and a moustache.

Escorted out

According to Wen's Instagram post, he was kicked out of the concert venue before the show's 8pm start time, while being booed by fans.

Clips from social media show him being escorted out by security personnel with his disguise removed.

History

While it remains unclear whether Wen intended to accost Lady Gaga on stage during her performance, he has a history of doing so at concerts by well-known singers, including Katy Perry and The Weeknd.

At the Singapore premiere of "Wicked: For Good" at Resorts World Sentosa on Nov. 13, he was seen jumping over the barrier and running to put his arms around Grande before being intercepted by co-star Cynthia Erivo and security personnel.

He was also most recently blacklisted by the security team at Lady Gaga's concert in Melbourne.

Their instruction sheet included a photo of Wen and instructions not to let him in, with the words "do not" underlined.

Hair still intact

Wen's visibly intact hair at the Brisbane concert has also raised questions about why it was not shaved off while in prison in Singapore.

Prisoners typically shave their heads or keep their hair "cut close" in jail, but this rule only applies to those who are sentenced to more than a month in prison, according to Section 86 of the Singapore Prisons Regulations.

As Wen was sentenced to only nine days in prison in Singapore, he was spared the cut.

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