Bebe Rexha returns to the stage two days after being punched in the face by a fan

Bebe Rexha returned to the stage just two days after being punched in the face by a phone thrown at her by a fan.

The singer, 33, had a bandage over her eye during the performance on Tuesday evening – her first concert since the incident.

Her final tour stop took place at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Bebe talked to the audience during her show and told them, “No phones on my face tonight please.” I beg you,” in a video shared by an Instagram user @fmbuster for @Q102philly.

In the clip, Bebe asks if a crew member can clean up stuff on stage between songs while sipping her water in a glittering cup.

‘Can we find someone to clean this up? I almost ate shit three times. I’m going to push it a bit,” as she removed the items from the center of the stage.

“I can’t get another bruise,” she joked.

‘Are we going to put on a good show tonight? yes we are Will people slow us down Philly? No,’ Bebe told the crowd.

“Just no phones to my face tonight, please, I beg you. Thanks Philly,” she said.

Bebe had a bandage over her eye during her show, while wearing a gold corset and matching knickers.

During the closing of her show, Bebe joked to the audience, “No phones in the face, thank goodness,” according to TMZ.

The outlet reported that she seemed to get emotional during the performance of her song In the Name of Love.

Nicolas Malvagna, 27, is accused of injuring the pop star by throwing his phone at her face during her Sunday night performance in New York City.

Her show took place at The Rooftop at Pier 17, on her Best F’n Night of my Life tour.

She was performing and walking to the front of the stage when the phone hit her above the eye.

She turned and fell to her knees before being escorted off stage by security.

Rexha was hospitalized and, according to police, suffered “redness, swelling, bruising and a tear in her eye and significant pain” as a result of being hit with the phone.

She had to have “three stitches.”

Nicolas, from New Jersey, had been arrested and charged with assault.

An NYPD spokesperson said, “At approximately 10 p.m. on Sunday, June 18, 2023, police were notified of an attack that occurred in the Pier 17 concert space at 89 South Street, within the confines of the 1st Precinct.

A preliminary on-site investigation found that a 27-year-old man deliberately threw a mobile phone at a 33-year-old female performer on stage and punched her in the face.

“The person was taken into custody at the scene and transferred to the 1st Precinct for arrest trial.

“The helped woman was taken to an area hospital by EMS in stable condition.”

Nicolas claimed he had hoped Rexha would catch the device

“As a fan, Mr. Malvagna’s only intention was to get Ms. Rexha to take pictures with his phone and return them as a keepsake,” his attorney Todd A. Spodek told Dailymail.com. “It was never his intention to hurt Mrs. Rehxa.”

Malvagna’s attorney’s statement comes on the heels of a criminal complaint filed against him by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

In it, a witness said that Malvagna had admitted to him that he threw the phone at the singer – and did so ‘because it would be funny’.

The witness told authorities he asked ‘who threw the phone’ after the incident, and Malvagna raised his hand and admitted.

The witness said Malvagna told him, “I was trying to see if I could hit her with the phone at the end of the show because it would be funny.”

Following the Sunday incident, Malvagna was released on her own accord and ordered to keep her distance from the singer pending a trial on the matter on July 31.

Malvagna faces a year in prison if convicted on the charges, the DA’s press secretary, Douglas Cohen, said, according to NBC News.