A crazed fan pulled Kylie Jenner's newly dyed hair after a concert on Sept. 18, 2015. (Photo : YouTube)
Kylie Jenner got attacked by a rowdy fan at a Chris Brown show at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California on Sept. 18, Friday.
The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star was making her way out of the concert in a printed outfit when her long green-blonde hair was pulled back by a rude fan. Caught unaware with the assault, the celeb-teen's head jolted back as she was seen grimacing with pain, TMZ reported.
The 18-year-old's now-infamous bodyguards, who was recently in the news for shoving "Fanstastic Four" star Jessica Alba out of the way at New York Fashion Week, quickly jumped in to usher her out of the venue. She was walking hand-in-hand with her rapper boyfriend Tyga when the incident happened.
Apart from the ugly hair-pulling episode, Jenner apparently had a good time over this weekend as after watching her 25-year-old boyfriend perform on stage along with the "Loyal" hit maker, she shouted her lungs out with Caitlyn Jenner while out for a spin on the race tracks on Sept. 20, Sunday, Daily Mail reported
Meanwhile, Jenner reached out to the 34-year-old actress to clear the air and reconcile any potential bad blood by sending her beautiful flower arrangement. The actress took to Instagram to gush about the bouquet by sharing a photo of them on Instagram with a caption thanking Jenner.
"Wow! Came home to the most beautiful flower tree I've ever ! Thank you @KylieJenner you are a sweetheart!! So thoughtful," wrote the actress to caption the pic.
Although Alba acknowledged Jenner's peace-making move in social media, she was apparently not much impresses by the star status of the "KUWTK" teenager. Earlier, while recalling the incident at "Watch What Happens Live," she told the host Andy Cohen that she was left shocked after being shoved and pushed away by Jenner's entourage at Opening Ceremony fashion show on Sept. 13. She further revealed that when Tyga and Jenner were exiting out of the venue, there was so much commotion as if there "there was a fire."
