American singer and songwriter Morgan Wallen arrested by the Metro Nashville Police Department in an incident of Wallen throwing a chair from a rooftop party bar in Nashville after the chair landed in the crowded streets and nearly missed two police officers roaming there on duty.
According to the Nashville Police Department, Wallen was charged with three counts of felony reckless endangerment and a count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct after allegedly throwing the chair.
Morgan Wallen was kept under custody for 3 hours and reportedly fined around $15 000 and was freed at around 03:30 local time after he was court-dated for 3rd May. This is not Morgan Wallen’s first time into controversy he has been pulled into controversies earlier few times.
In 2021 Morgan Wallen was pulled into controversy and was heavily criticised after he was found passing racial abuse comments outside his home. Later Morgan Wallen openly apologized stating his feelings of embarrassment over the incident.
The incident also resulted in Morgan losing his music album contracts and facing suspension from the Country Music Awards for the offensive comments.
Morgan Wallen is no new to the world of controversy as he frequently gets into it for his behavior. From Breaking COVID-19 protocols to racially abusive comments he is well known to the public for controversy besides hit songs like “Wasted on You” and “ Whiskey Glasses” and has remained successful in his music career.
Despite his top controversies, Morgan Wallen didn’t upset music lovers by releasing his album giving back-to-back hit music to his fans worldwide. Recently his albums “Last Night“ and “One Thing at a Time” ruled at the highest rank for the Billboard Hot 100 year-end chart and Billboard 200 year-end chart respectively.
Morgan Wallen has seen lots of ups and downs in his career from being an award-winning country star to facing heavy criticism for his 2021 abusive comments. He had grown as a singer and a songwriter giving hits over hits breaking records in the Billboard in recent years.