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Singapore, Ariana Grande and Wicked

Ariana Grande Shares 'Love' for Singapore as Man Is Charged Over Scary Red Carpet Moment at Wicked Premiere

Ariana Grande is sending her love to Singapore after being accosted by a man during the premiere of her new film Wicked: For Good .

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Man Who Grabbed Ariana Grande at ‘Wicked’ Event Charged in Singapore

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Man who grabbed Ariana Grande at 'Wicked: For Good' Singapore premiere charged with being 'public nuisance'; faces $1,500 fine

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Who is 'Pyjama Man'? Australian who charged at Ariana Grande on red carpet at Wicked premiere in Singapore is revealed

Ariana Grande was left terrified on Thursday when she was ambushed by a fan while walking the red carpet at the Singapore premiere of Wicked: For Good.

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Ariana Grande grabbed in shocking scenes at Wicked premiere as Cynthia leaps into action

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Ariana Grande Charged by Fan at “Wicked ”Singapore Premiere as Cynthia Erivo Jumps to Protect Her from Scary Red Carpet Moment

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CNA Explains: Fan rushes at Ariana Grande during Singapore movie premiere – how is security handled at celebrity events?

Wicked: For Good actress Cynthia Erivo protecting co-star Ariana Grande from Johnson Wen, a serial event crasher, at the movie premiere at Universal Studios Singapore on Nov 13, 2025. (Screengrab: TikTok/@galafr)

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Who attacked Ariana Grande at the Wicked premiere? Johnson Wen’s identity revealed and arrest update

In one Instagram Story, Johnson said he "finally met Ariana Grande tonight" as he posed in front of a Wicked movie promotional sign. Elsewhere on his Story, Wen shared the viral video of himself running towards Ariana on the red carpet, and described himself as a "crazy fan."

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Watch: Cynthia Erivo steps in to protect Ariana Grande after serial intruder breaches Wicked For Good Singapore premiere

For Good’ in Singapore was disrupted when Johnson Wen, known as 'Pyjama Man', breached security and hugged Ariana Grande. Security swiftly intervened, sparking outrage on social media over the incident and raising concerns about event safety measures.