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Wicked Premiere STUNNER: Serial Crasher ‘Pyjama Man’ MOCKS Ariana Incident With SMUG Post

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November 14, 2025

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Ariana Grande’s “Wicked: For Good” Singapore premiere took a disturbing turn when known serial crasher “Pyjama Man” ran toward her on the yellow carpet, grabbed her, and later bragged about the moment online with a smug “Dear Ariana” caption. Fans are furious, calling out his dangerous behavior, especially after his past stunts with Katy Perry and The Weeknd. Here’s exactly what happened, the reactions, and why fans fear he’ll ruin future events.

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