Overview
- A Singapore court on Nov. 17 convicted the 26-year-old Australian of public disorder and ordered nine days in jail.
- Judge Christopher Goh said the act was intentional and criticized the offender for seeking attention at the expense of others' safety.
- The breach occurred Nov. 13 at Universal Studios Singapore when the man jumped a barrier, put an arm around Grande, and was restrained after Cynthia Erivo intervened.
- Reporting identifies the man as influencer Johnson Wen, who had posted video of the incident online and has a pattern of prior disruptions at public events.
- The event proceeded after the removal of the intruder, Grande was not physically injured, and the case renewed scrutiny of red-carpet security and influencer stunts.