Someone attacked Nick Jonas with a laser at Prague concert, watch the video
Social media users have taken to sharing a video that allegedly shows American singer Nick Jonas fleeing the stage after a laser was pointed at him during a performance in Prague.
Many fans shared recordings of Jonas’ security threat incident from the performance, which took place on Tuesday at the O2 Arena in the capital of the Czech Republic, on social media sites like X and Instagram.
He was playing with the band he created with his brothers, Joe and Kevin, called the Jonas Brothers.
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In one of the videos, which a user shared on Instagram, Nick was seen standing on stage while the laser was directed at him.
The actor-singer, who is wed to Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra, was spotted running off stage and out of the stadium while signaling his security with a time-out sign.
But Joe and Kevin, his brothers, stayed on stage.
The post’s description states that the individual who pointed the laser at Nick was recognized by security staff, who then took them out of the building. Later, the program returned.
One admirer commented on the video, saying, “Very scary 🙁.” Thank goodness he’s alright. “Oh my god, I’m so glad they’re all safe,” said another person. One individual asked how the man with what they said was a laser got past security at the site, raising concerns about the security setup. “Oh no. Thank goodness they’re OK! Why would they do that? read a different remark.
Nick has not yet responded to the event.
The artist took a two-month break from social media and returned on Monday.
I’ve been stepping away from social media for a while. Up until I got these amazing pictures taken of me in front of this blue wall by this amazing photographer. #enjoy #imback,” he said on his accounts on social media.
Currently, The Jonas Brothers are traveling around North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand as part of their “The Tour” global tour. The brothers will play classics from their five albums, which date back to 2006.
