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Kacey Musgraves was not happy about the incident that occurred with a fan while she was performing in Tampa, Florida on Friday.
The “Deeper Well” singer, 36, walked through the crowd at Amalie Arena when someone suddenly grabbed her and dragged her.
Musgraves stopped in her tracks and said, “What is this?” to the fan, before she continued heading towards the stage.
She also said into the microphone: “Jesus, King Christ.”
The incident went viral on TikTok and Musgrave's supporters expressed their outrage in the comments.
“I hate to see how quickly the smile was stolen from her face: ‘Who does that?'” one fan wrote.
“Even if they're not famous, why do we touch other people and especially attract them,” another person said.
The third comment read: “Normalizing these artists/celebrities who stand up for themselves and watch it stop… because when they interact with the wrong people in the public eye they are the celebrities.”
“Some fans do this a lot and it's ruining it for the rest of us,” one fan wrote.
Musgraves later addressed the incident that occurred at her home in Hollywood, Florida. Show up the next night.
“Last night, this Tampa,” she said on stage as the audience laughed and then booed.
“I know. I kind of ruined it for everyone,” Musgraves added.
“I thought I was going to have to get real East Texas on her. Take my earrings off,” she continued. “Well, Florida is going hard. It looked like you were writing your name and date of birth into a Florida guy's file, but then a Tampa girl showed up.
Musgraves then returned to the concert and told her fans in the audience that she was “so excited” to be there.
In a second TikTok, fans continued to show support for the Grammy winner.
“As someone from Tampa, we don't make her say 'I'm sorry,'” one person said.
“I don't even blame her. What happened is disgusting,” another fan added.
“People are more upset about her calling the fan a mean name, which is crazy. If she didn't get her hands on her, this wouldn't happen,” another person noted.
“As someone who was on the Tampa show, if she chooses to never come back to Tampa I won't blame her. It was absolutely disgusting and she handled it like that,” another fan wrote.
Musgraves is currently on the Deeper Well World Tour. It started on April 28 and will end in Nashville on December 7.
The tour is in support of Musgraves' sixth studio album, which she released in March. “Deeper Well” was recently nominated for two Grammy Awards including Best Country Album.
