Kim Kardashian speaks in support of Travis Scott, saying he“cares so much for his fans” after the tragic incident that took place at Scott’s Astroworld Festival killed eight people
Regarding the incident, Kim Tweeted, ‘Absolutely heartbroken for the lives who were lost and anyone who was hurt at Astroworld. Just like all of you, our family is in shock by the tragedy,’
‘We are keeping all of the victims, families and loved ones impacted in our prayers for healing – as well as Travis who we know, cares so much about his fans and is truly devastated.’
Kylie Jenner’s partner Scott with whom she shares a 3-year-old daughter was sued along with “take care” singer Aubrey Drake Graham for ‘inciting mayhem” in their recent concert in Houston. Among the eight people who died were a 16-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy.
Furious families of the victim are asking justice for their deceased members. They want the singer to be held accountable as he continued his performance even after the crowd chanted to stop! following the incident.
Allegedly the rapper, who has been previously convicted for encouraging the crowd to break barriers and rush to the stage, says he is “devastated” about what happened that night couldn’t ‘imagine anything like this happening.
Kardashian took to Twitter to speak up for Drake and Scott as she posted.
Last night, Drake 35 said on Instagram about the ‘devastating tragedy.’
‘My heart is broken for the families and friends of those who lost their lives and for anyone who is suffering.
‘I will continue to pray for all of them and will be of service in any way I can. May God be with you all.’
Drake performed alongside Scott in their latest concert, which saw many people injured when fans gathered close to the stage.
The videos received from the crowd showed Scott continuing to sing while fans were begging him to stop.
The show got finished half an hour early after the fire department declared a ‘mass casualty event.’
In another video that authorities received from the concert, an ambulance was seen rushing towards the injured, asking the crowd to make space to reach the patients.
