Taylor Swift's father was accused of attacking a reporter: Video of the scene was released

Pop superstar Taylor Swift's father is currently the center of discussion on social networks for allegedly violating the law. It is known that he committed violent acts against a reporter in Sydney, Australia.

On the morning of February 27, Pagesix reported that Mr. Scott Swift - Taylor Swift's father - is currently under police investigation for allegedly committing violent acts against reporter Ben McDonald, 51 years old - CEO of Matrix Media Group.

According to the source, the incident occurred in the early morning of February 27 (local time) at a pier when Taylor Swift and her father went to celebrate after completing the Eras Tour concert in Sydney, Australia. In the video published by TMZ, Mr. Scott and Taylor encountered paparazzi while leaving a yacht. The reporter's lens suddenly shook and this is said to be the moment the fight happened.

Reporter Ben also confirmed to Mail Australia that he was attacked by Mr. Scott Swift, and affirmed that he had never made a provocative move: "She came from the yacht, following the staff." The security guard was pointing an umbrella at our faces. Then he rushed forward. He punched me on the left side of the face. After that, I had severe jaw pain. Mr. Scott probably realized he had to protect his daughter for some reason. for some reason. But I made no move to provoke him. During my 23 years as a paparazzi, I have never encountered a situation like that." Even though he said he was attacked on the left side of his face by Taylor Swift's father, the paparazzi refused to go to the hospital to have his injuries checked and treated.

The police confirmed that Taylor's father is currently being investigated for allegedly brawling with others. And in the latest development, the singer's representative has just officially responded to the accusations from the paparazzi: "Two paparazzi aggressively approached Taylor, even grabbed the bodyguard and threatened to push one person. The female member of our crew went into the water."

However, Ben McDonald criticized the claim as "complete crap" and said the only woman present at the scene was Taylor Swift. Ben said the altercation was caught on camera and did not show any aggressive actions by the photographers.

In the video and photos taken at the time of the incident, Taylor Swift holds an umbrella and is led by her father. Mr. Scott always walked next to his daughter to protect her while the staff held up umbrellas in front of her so paparazzi could not take pictures. Then a security guard asked the paparazzi to stay away. As Taylor and her father approached, the collision caused the camera to shake. One man said he fell to the ground.

According to the Mail, at around 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Taylor Swift and her entire crew left the Crown Hotel in Sydney and got into an SUV. After that, she left on a private plane. Taylor's next show is in Singapore on March 2.

Mr. Scott was by his daughter's side throughout the sold-out The Eras Tour. He was also praised for giving sandwiches to fans in the middle of a concert in Sydney.

It is known that Taylor's father's full name is Scott Kingsley Swift, previously working as a stockbroker for the investment management banking department of Merrill Lynch. In 1980, he successfully started a business, establishing a securities company called Swift Group in 1980 and becoming the general director. Since his 30s, Mr. Scott has owned a considerable amount of assets.

Previously, netizens were shocked by Taylor Swift's father's attractive beauty that is no less attractive than Hollywood's handsome men when a photo of him as a young man was "dug up". It is known that when he was young, Mr. Scott was a player for Loyalsock High School for two sports: basketball and football. At that time, he was already a player and received a lot of favor from instructors and fellow students. Thanks to that, he has "flirted" many girls, including Andrea Swift - Taylor Swift's mother.

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