Travis Scott Spotted Pacing Outside His $14 Million Houston Mansion As Rapper Reportedly Stands To Lose Billions In Astroworld Lawsuits
Taking it all in!
Travis Scott was spotted for the first time since the Astroworld tragedy that left nine dead, many more injured and the rapper facing an avalanche of lawsuits.
The 30-year-old was snapped outside his $14 million mansion in Houston, Texas, in photos obtained by Daily Mail. He has reportedly been hiding out in the over 12,000-square-foot home with his baby mama Kylie Jenner since the horrific ordeal last week.
Scott — real name Jacques Webster — appeared anxious as he paced back and forth outside his home while on a phone call on Wednesday, November 10. His lawyers showed up to the mansion and had a brief chat with the “goosebumps” crooner as the number of lawsuits against him has reached 68… and counting.
Both Scott and rapper Drake are being sued by 68 victims for “inciting mayhem” during the Astroworld festival. The rappers could be ordered to shell out “billions” in compensation.
Fans are blaming Scott for not stopping the show as innocent bystanders were being crushed by the crowd surge, and Houston Police Chief Troy Finner is also pointing fingers at his production team.
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During a press conference on Wednesday, Finner revealed the rapper’s production team was notified by police that CPT was being performed on concertgoers and they did nothing. “The ultimate authority to end a show is with production.. And the entertainer,” he said.
One of the “SICKO MODE” rapper’s attorney’s fired back at Finner, saying the “finger-pointing” needed to stop.
Scott has stepped up to the plate though as OK! learned he offered to pony up the cash to cover all funeral expenses for the nine dead victims. He also partnered with BetterHelp — a network of mental health professionals — to provide therapy to anyone who attended Astroworld.
Following the horrific ordeal Stormi Webster’s dad took to social media to express his condolences. “I am absolutely devastated by what took place last night. My prayers go out to the families and all those impacted by what happened at Astroworld Festival,” he tweeted on Saturday, November 6. “Houston PD has my total support as they continue to look into the tragic loss of life.”
