- Bebe Rexha performed in Philadelphia shortly after an incident where a concertgoer threw a cell phone at her.
- While addressing the crowd at The Fillmore, she humorously mentioned that she didn’t want another bruise on her face.
- She requested that the audience refrain from throwing phones at her during the show.
Bebe Rexha took to the stage in Philadelphia on Tuesday, just a few days after a concertgoer threw a cell phone at her.
When addressing the crowd at The Fillmore, the talented singer made light of the incident, expressing her desire to avoid further bruising.
In a viral video shared by a local radio host, Rexha confidently declared that the show would be a success and called on the audience not to throw phones at her.
—Q102 Philly (@Q102Philly) June 21, 2023
As previously reported by Insider, Rexha was struck by a cell phone during her performance at Pier 17 in New York City. She received medical attention and received three stitches for her injury.
Following the incident, Rexha shared a video showing her black eye.
The NYPD has charged Nicolas Malvagna, a 27-year-old resident of New Jersey, with assault as the investigation continues.
According to Billboard, Malvanga told the police that he threw his phone at Rexha because he thought it would be funny.
