Watch: Justin Timberlake Slaps Fan's Hand During Tampa Concert
Justin Timberlake was seen on camera, furiously slapping away a fan's hand during a concert in Tampa, Florida.
'SexyBack' and 'Cry Me A River' singer Justin Timberlake is once again making headlines for all the wrong reasons. He has been seen on camera, furiously slapping away a fan's hand during a concert in Tampa, Florida. In the latest entertainment news, a video is going viral in which Justin Timberlake can be seen stepping onto the barrier in front of the audience, while performing. It was then that Justin Timberlake reacted as a fan reached out to touch his jacket. The singer slapped the fan's hand away, and the security also stepped in to help.
Check out the video here:
"What makes people think it’s okay to grab someone just because they paid for a show? I don’t care who it is performing you don’t have the right to grab them," commented one user.
Another user wrote, "He should have smacked her hand away. She had no right to touch him. Go up to someone you don’t know and touch them and see what they do."
"Looked like he was just dancing and his hand collided with the crowd member. It doesn't look like anything crazy even when slowed down," commented one user.
Another user commented, "Why is this news? Some rando grabbed him, of course he batted her hand away."
Recently, Justin Timberlake was arrested in Sag Harbor on New York’s Long Island. Justin Timberlake was then released without bail after being charged with one count of driving while intoxicated, as per Variety.
A court date has now been scheduled for July 26 and this could now complicate the singer's touring plans as he has a concert in Poland, scheduled for that day, as per Variety.
However, it is unclear whether an attorney could appear on his behalf. The incident appears to be Timberlake's first arrest.
For the unversed, Justin Timberlake is currently on his 'Forget Tomorrow' World Tour in support of his latest album 'Everything I Thought It Was'.
He is next scheduled to hold concerts at Chicago’s United Center on Friday and Saturday, with two more at New York’s Madison Square Garden next week.
