Singapore authorities have formally charged an Australian man, Johnson Wen, 26, for causing a disturbance at the Asia premiere of the film “Wicked: For Good” in Universal Studios Singapore. The incident occurred on Thursday night when Wen breached security barricades and rushed towards pop star Ariana Grande, who was attending the event alongside her co-stars. Viral video footage captured the moment Wen wrapped his arm around a visibly shocked Grande before being swiftly apprehended by security personnel and escorted away. Grande’s co-star, Cynthia Erivo, immediately stepped in to defend her. Wen, who represented himself in court, indicated his intention to plead guilty to the charge of “being a public nuisance.” He faces potential penalties of a $1,500 fine, up to three months in jail, or both. The incident did not disrupt the premiere, as the cast regrouped and continued with the event. Grande, a former Broadway star turned global pop sensation, has faced public trauma before, notably surviving the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, which left her with PTSD. The case has sparked outrage among fans, who are demanding strict action against Wen.