DailyMail.com reports that Travis Scott is seen outside the $14 million Houston house where he lives with Kylie Jenner. This was his first sighting since last week’s Astroworld tragedy.
Travis, real name Jacques Webster, was spotted on the phone and pacing with his back turned to the cameras on Tuesday.
His top-notch legal team, led by Neal Manne, arrived at his gated residence Wednesday afternoon as 68 lawsuits were filed against him and Live Nation Entertainment.
Travis’ security staff met Manne and the three other lawyers and quickly led them inside. They stayed there for approximately 45 minutes.
Travis was kept in his home by at least five security officers and 24 hour security since the tragedy last Friday that left eight dead.
DailyMail.com has revealed that Travis Scott was seen outside of his 14 million Houston home, where he is hiding with Kylie Jenner for the first-time since last week’s Astroworld catastrophe.
Travis was reunited with Kylie Jenner, Travis’ girlfriend. The home has 24-hour security and at most five security guards.
Travis (real name Jacques Webster) was spotted on Tuesday pacing in front of the cameras, his back to the camera, and on the phone.
Travis, a Houstonian who lives in the trendy Museum District of Houston, is not well-known. According to county records, he purchased the home of 12,042 square feet in 2019 as Trapp Trust.
The mansion was spotted with Neal Manne’s top-quality legal team, led by Neal Manne, a highly-powered lawyer.
Travis’ security staff met Manne and the three other lawyers and they quickly led them inside. They stayed there for approximately 45 minutes.
Lou Taylor, Travis’ manager was also seen outside of the rapper’s house. Taylor was Britney Spears’ former manager who has denied accusations of bugging her bedroom, controlling her medication and monitoring her electronic communications
After more than 300 victims were treated in an emergency room, eleven others suffered cardiac arrest, and many more fell unconscious, Travis Scott and Drake were sued by 68 of their victims.
Powerhouse Texas attorney Thomas J. Henry said his firm is being contacted by ‘more and more’ injured people by the hour and ‘the damages suffered by [the Astroworld tragedy’s]Victims could amount to billions.
Travis’ attorney Neal Manne is a managing partner at Susman Godfrey in Houston and according to the company’s website, he was named attorney of the year in Texas for 2017.
Manne represented death row detainees on a Pro Bono Basis and is reportedly charged up to $2,000 per hour.
Lou Taylor was Travis’ business manager. He was also seen outside Travis’ home. Taylor signed a promissory note worth $8.2million dollars. Trapp Trust listed Taylor as trustee
Travis is a famous Houstonian and owns a mansion. County records show that he bought the 1242 sq ft house in 2019 as Trapp Trust.
Lou Taylor was his manager and signed an $8.2 million promissory note. Her name is on the Trapp Trust trustee list.
This house, with its six-bathrooms and three bedrooms, is just four miles from the location of the tragic Astroworld festival.
It’s been revealed that Travis and Drake had a party after the concert, and victims’ families say Drake’s apology is not enough.
This house, which has six bathrooms and three bedrooms, is less than 4 miles away from the location of the fatal Astroworld festival.
Lou Taylor signed a promissory note worth $8.2 million. Trapp Trust lists her as trustee.
Since Friday’s tragic shooting, Travis and Kylie are currently confined to his Houston mansion.
Travis’ estate includes three-story main home, two swimming pools, an outdoor entertainment pavilion, and separate guesthouse.
The property listing states that the house was built for entertaining, and it has been home to many dignitaries as well as public figures.
Travis Scott has a new problem after it became clear that Drake went to an after party with him after the death of eight others at the festival.
‘Travis didn’t know the severity of the situation when he arrived at the party,’ a source told TMZ, adding that the rapper left the party when deaths had been confirmed.
However, a “mass casualty” had been announced by the city officials thirty minutes prior to he cut short his performance.
The 30-year-old faced a new wave of backlash over an eerie video which shows him singing ‘yeah’ repeatedly into a microphone as an unconscious fan was carried out just a few feet away from him.
As he handed over the limp body to security officers, Travis can be seen singing. Many people look up at Travis and shout out to him to “stop”, but he looks straight back at them and continues singing his creepy auto-tuned tune.
He interrupts his performance and calls for help from someone else in the crowd. This is separate footage that he took a few moments before. The next clip shows him calling for help from the crowd.
The artist paused the performance at least three times but did not suspend the concert, despite the fact that ambulances were trying to move through the crowds and desperate pleas for assistance from some of those who took to the podium.
Many people reacted to the video by calling it surreal and nightmarish, and others saying that Travis was not allowed to pause the footage because it would have been ‘certainly not a great look’ to just keep up his bizarre humming and not stop the show.
On top of that, a security plan from the festival obtained by the Houston Chronicle inexplicably instructs staff to refer to dead concertgoers as ‘Smurfs,’ after the blue animated characters.
Travis Scott has new fury after it became clear that Drake went to an after party with him after the death of eight festival attendees.
A taxi was seen moving through Houston’s crowd at the Astroworld music festival.
Kylie wrote: ‘Travis and I are broken and devastated. My thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by the events of yesterday, whether they were killed or injured.
Jenner, who is pregnant by Scott, is seen performing at the Astroworld Festival Houston in Texas.
Victims and their families are furious, demanding Travis’s accountability for this tragedy.
Henry, in addition to representing the victims, has also named Live Nation, the venue and NRG stadium, as defendants. There are many more cases that Henry is expected to file.
Henry stated that Henry was receiving calls from more and more victims of the Astroworld tragedy every hour. “While it is still unclear what caused the Astroworld disaster, we believe that the damage suffered by the victims could be in the millions.
According to the rapper, he felt ‘devastated” about the deaths, and that he couldn’t “imagine anything like it happening,” he has been twice convicted for encouraging his fans to leap security barriers and rush the stage during previous concerts.
Drake, who was 35 years old, described the tragedy as a devastating tragica’ on Sunday night.
“I will pray for them all and be there to help in whatever way possible.” All of you, may God bless.
Travis’ pregnant girlfriend Kylie Jenner sent her ‘deepest condolences’ to the families of the the victims.
Kylie posted a statement on Instagram: “Travis and me are broken. My thoughts and prayers go out to those affected or who have lost loved ones by yesterday’s events.
I want to be clear that until we heard about any fatalities, the show was not over. In no way would the crew have decided to stop filming or performing.
“I’m sending condolences to all affected families and I will pray for their healing.
Travis Scott and Drake may be liable for a ‘billions of dollars’ damages after 68 people join lawsuit against the rappers following the deadly crush at Astroworld concert
After a lawsuit was filed against 68 victims of the fatal crush at Astroworld’s concert, Travis Scott and Drake may be liable for ‘billions in damages’.
Thomas J. Henry (powerhouse Texas attorney), father of Liam Payne and Maya Henry says that more people are contacting him ‘by each hour’
Eight people were killed at the NRG stadium on Friday night, more than 300 people received treatment at an emergency field hospital set up there, 11 others went into cardiac arrest and dozens more were knocked unconscious.
Henry stated that Henry is receiving calls from more and more victims of injury every hour. Henry said, “I think the damage suffered by it victims could amount to the billions.”
Kristian Paredes is a concertgoer aged 23 who accuses Scott of inciting violence at the event.
The eight dead (L-R): Rodolfo ‘Rudy’ Pena, 23; Jacob Jurinek, 20; Franco Patino, 21; Brianna Rodriguez, 16; Danish Baig, 27; Axel Acosta, 21; John Hilgert, 14; Madison Dubiski, 23.
Texas resident Paredes claims he has been left “severely hurt” and wants $1 million to pay for his medical treatment.
The complaint stated that he felt an “immediate push” as Travis Scott entered the stage.
“Many begged Live Nation Entertainment security guards for assistance, but they were ignored.”
In a suit filed at Houston’s Harris County Court, Scott claims he ‘had incited chaos and mayhem at previous events’, and that the ‘defendants knew (Scott’s) prior conduct.
Canadian Rap Star Drake is also being accused.
“As Drake appeared onstage along with Travis Scott, he helped incite crowd even though Travis Scott knew about his prior conduct,” the complaint charges.
He performed even when the “crowd got out of control” and the “crowd mayhem continued,” it said.
Ben Crump, a prominent attorney, announced that he also had filed suit against Scott & Astroworld on Sunday.
Crump represents the victims’ families, George Floyd and Breonna Tyler.
Bob Hilliard and he filed suit for Noah Gutierrez (21) on Sunday. Gutierrez described his experience as one of chaos, despair and despair.
Lawyers stated that they expect to sue concertgoers throughout the week.
Crump, Hilliard and others stated that “we are hearing horrible accounts of people’s terror and helplessness – the horror in a crushing crowd as well as the terrible trauma of seeing people die trying to save them,”.
“We encourage others to get in touch with us if they have suffered any kind of emotional or physical injury, or were present at the event.”