Mary J. Blige confronts heckler during Las Vegas residency
Mary J. Blige paused between songs to address a concertgoer who booed during her Oct. 28 show at Dolby Live. She later brought Wyclef Jean onstage for a performance of “911.”
Excerpt: Mary J. Blige paused between songs to address a concertgoer who booed during her Oct. 28 show at Dolby Live. She later brought Wyclef Jean onstage for a performance of “911.”
LAS VEGAS — Mary J. Blige confronted a concertgoer who booed her during a performance Wednesday at Dolby Live at Park MGM, telling the person they did not have to attend and asking that they be removed.
Video obtained by TMZ shows Blige addressing the audience member between songs during her Las Vegas residency. She used profanity while responding and asked that the person be escorted out of the venue.
Blige then continued the show. About 20 minutes later, she brought Wyclef Jean onstage, and the two performed “911,” according to TMZ.
The performance was part of Blige’s first Las Vegas residency, “My Life, My Story.” Park MGM lists additional shows for Oct. 30 and 31, with the residency scheduled to continue in February 2027.
