Where is Travis Scott today?

TRAVIS Scott has been keeping a low profile since 10 people died during his Astroworld performance.

The rapper, 30, said he could “never imagine anything like this happening” after the tragedy on November 5, 2021.

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Where is Travis Scott today?

Travis was seen for the first time in public since the incident on Tuesday, November 23.

He looked tense while golfing with Kris Jenner’s boyfriend Corey Gamble, and other celebrity pals.

Travis visited a golf course in Southern California – The Madison Club – with famous friends Michael Jordan, Mark Wahlberg, Corey and French-American actor Saïd Taghmaoui.

The group was spotted as they played at the gated Palm Springs-area community.

Travis has been seen outside his $14million mansion in Houston, Texas, since the tragedy – where he is believed to be still staying,

The Sun exclusively revealed last week that Kylie is hiding out with family in LA away from her $36.5million mansion after the backlash over the Astroworld tragedy.

The beauty mogul, who is currently expecting her second child with Travis, is being supported by the Kardashian-Jenner clan as she’s worried about her safety, an insider claims.

When is Travis Scott’s next concert?

Travis has canceled some of his concerts following the Astroworld stampede.

He pulled out of his headlining slot at Day N Vegas Festival, held from November 12 to 14.

The rapper also reportedly dropped out of a “$5.5 million one-off show” that was scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia on November 19, reports Variety.

Travis is still scheduled to play at the Coachella festival, but organisers are being urged to remove him from the line-up.

The festival is due to take place on 15-17 and 22-24 April 2022.

Is Travis Scott being sued for Astroworld tragedy?

Travis is facing a number of lawsuits following the Astroworld tragedy.

The victims

Texas-based attorney Thomas J. Henry has filed a $2billion lawsuit against Scott and others involved on behalf of all of the Astroworld victims.

Mr Henry stated: “The defendants stood to make an exorbitant amount of money off of this event, and they still chose to cut corners, cut costs, and put attendees at risk.”

In an interview with Hollywood Life Mr Henry claimed the injuries his clients sustained after the Astroworld crowd surge ranged from heart attacks, brain injuries to broken bones, extensive bruising and bleeding. 

The attorney said: “Those who were injured are still very traumatized because they had to step over dead bodies.”

He further detailed: “The crushing effect was so heavy and so hard. They couldn’t breathe. They couldn’t get out.”

He filed the suit against the rapper, Apple Music, Live Nation, NRG Stadium and guest performer Drake on behalf of 282 victims.

All the entities involved have been sued for $2billion in damages.

Security guards

Two security guards who worked at Astroworld festival have filed a lawsuit claiming they sustained injuries.

As Rolling Stone reports, Samuel and Jackson Bush were hired by security company AJ Melino & Associates to work the festival at Houston’s NRG Park on November 5.

The uncle and nephew allege that while attempting to help concertgoers as the crowd began to surge during Scott’s headline set, Samuel was trampled multiple times, broke his hand and injured his back, while Jackson’s shoulder was injured.

28 people and corporations have been named in the Bush suit, including Scott, his label Cactus Jack, festival organisers Live Nation and ScoreMore, NRG Park and AJ Melino & Associates.

According to the Bushes, AJ Melino & Associates failed to adequately prepare those it contracted to work security at the festival.

They allege there were no background checks carried out for those employed, no training was provided, and little instruction was given prior to guards beginning their shifts.

Jackson Bush commented during a press conference: “For the most part, they told us where to stand, not to let people run in, and to be safe and not to put our hands on anybody.”