After hurling at singer and actress Ariana Grande during the yellow carpet event for the Asian premiere of" Wold: For Good" on Thursday at Universal Studios Singapore, Johnson Wen, an Australian known as" The Pajama Man" and who refers to himself as a" troll," was formally charged with disorderly conduct on Friday.

Grande poses with fans and signs autographs while Michelle Yeoh, her co-star, is seen in many videos that have rapidly gone viral.

Wen immediately pushes off photography, runs toward the actor, and hugs her, leaving her "visibly stunned."

The action was fast

Wen was pushed aside by Cynthia Erivo, who was also a member of the group, as occasion security rushed to safety.

Before the solid resumed their trek along the floor, Yeoh and Erivo surrounded Grande to defend her. Although a TikTok video revealed he attempted to process Grande a second time but was intercepted before he could, Wen was escorted out by protection. Wen, who was not represented by legal counsel at the time of his court appearance, could face a fine of up to US$ 1,500 ( roughly US$ 1,540 ), if found guilty. Wen thanked the actress for letting me hop on the bright rugs with you on Instagram, but he later posted a video of the incident. The message reads," Dear Ariana Grande, thank you for letting me hop on the bright rugs with you," along with a heart emoji. He later addressed a message to NBC News saying," I dreamed of meeting her and then my dreams have come true." Fans and Grande's individual co-star were furious about Wen's actions on social media, which was sharp. The singer's fans expressed anger, recalling the pain the singer has experienced since the bombing at her Manchester music in 2017 and her sincerity regarding her post-traumatic stress disorder.

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