Florence Pugh was the latest star to be hit on stage by a thrown object.

The English actress, 27, was in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday for a Comic-Con event promoting Dune: Part Two on a panel alongside her costars Timothée Chalamet, Austin Butler and Zendaya.

The Oscar-nominated Little Women star was briefly shocked when an object hit her face during the event as the cast left the stage.

Pugh’s costars checked to see if she was okay after the scary incident.

The incident marked the latest in a disturbing trend of celebrities in the crowd being pelted with objects.

Singer Ari Lennox was angry after a concertgoer launched a bottle in her direction while she performed at the Forum in Inglewood, California on Wednesday.

The Washington, D.C. native, who opened for Rod Wave, started singing her signature song Pressure when the bottle just missed her.

“Bitch, don’t play with me,” the R&B singer, whose full name is Courtney Shanade Salter, said in a video on social media that circulated after the incident. “Stop messing around, I’m going to destroy you.”

The Got Me artist stood facing a specific part of the arena as she continued her statement, “Who did it? Who the hell did it?’ she said. ‘I’m not playing that, I’m a real b****, and I’ll fuck the hell out of your ass.

“Don’t you ever disrespect a beautiful black woman on a fucking stage, I’ll fucking fuck you. That’s the damn thing, who did it?’

In a separate fan clip, a person in the crowd appeared to identify himself as the person who threw the bottle, as Lennox said, “Come here, let’s do it.”

The microphone Lennox was using was turned off and Lennox’s security led her off the stage and followed the hazard. Entertainment weekly reported.

Earlier this month, Taylor Swift told fans at her show at Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires not to throw presents at the stage, citing the safety concerns that came with it.

“It really drives me crazy when things get thrown on stage,” Swift said. ‘Because if it’s on stage, a dancer can trip over it. I love that you brought presents and that’s so nice, but can you please not throw them on stage? I love you so much.’

Last June, singer Bebe Rexha was injured after being hit in the face by a phone that a concertgoer launched onto the stage during her show at New York City’s The Rooftop at Pier 17.

Rexha required stitches following the incident, which saw a man named Nicolas Malvagna arrested on charges of assault.

In another shocking incident that took place last June, Pink was performing in London’s Hyde Park when an audience member threw a bag containing her mother’s ashes onto the stage.

‘Is this your mother? I don’t know what to think about that,” Pink said, adding that the incident was “a first” in her decades-long career in the spotlight.

Adele discussed the issue last July during one of her concerts at her Las Vegas residency at Ceasar’s Palace Hotel & Casino.

“Have you noticed how people are and forget about damn show etiquette at this point?” said the Rolling in the Deep singer. “People just throwing things on stage, have you seen them?”

At that moment, Adele had a T-shirt cannon in her hand and told the audience with a smile, “I fucking dare you…dare you to throw something at me and I fucking dare you.” kill you.”

Taylor Swift kicked off the Sao Paulo leg of her Eras Tour concerts in Brazil on Friday with a big show of love for her fans.

The 33-year-old pop star – who plans to spend Christmas with her boyfriend Travis Kelce – greeted the crowd by making a heart sign with her hands, which comes a week after the tragic death of a fan at Taylor’s concert in Rio de Janeiro . .

The superstar dazzled in a glittering bodysuit adorned with rhinestones and matching knee-high boots, playfully flexing her muscles for the crowd.

She performed 1989’s “Now That We Don’t Talk” as the first surprise song for Day 1 of her Sao Paulo shows.

The second surprise tune came in the form of ‘Innocent’ by Speak Now.

The superstar dazzled in a glittering bodysuit adorned with rhinestones and matching knee-high boots.

Her blonde locks were worn into a straight hairstyle for the performance.

Another of her dazzling outfits on the show was a sparkling dress with silver fringes.

She also wore a beautiful yellow dress during another part of the show.

During the show, Taylor strummed a silver rhinestone-adorned guitar with the number 13 on it.

As Taylor embarks on the final leg of her 2023 Eras Tour in the Brazilian city this weekend, authorities continue to investigate the death of 23-year-old Ana Clara Benevides Machado.

Machado died during the November 17 show after passing out due to the brutal heat in the stadium that reached temperatures of more than 45 degrees Fahrenheit, according to local sources.

The Brazilian producer behind the show, CEO of Time For Fun, Serafim Abreu, released a video statement in Portuguese about the death via Instagram on Thursday.

“We recognize that we could have taken a number of alternative actions in addition to all the others we took,” Abreu said.

‘Unfortunately, for the first time in the more than forty years that we have been active, we had a fatal accident. We are absolutely devastated and deeply saddened by the loss of young Ana Clara, despite the prompt care and all the efforts of the medical teams at the event and in hospital.”

Swift was completely unaware of the tragedy while she was performing and has since released a statement expressing her devastation over Benevides’ death, as well as her condolences to the young girl’s family.

“I can’t believe I’m writing these words, but it is with her broken heart that I say that earlier tonight, before my show, we lost a fan. I can’t even tell you how devastated I am by this,” Swift wrote in her Instagram statement after the show.

“There’s very little information I have other than the fact that she was so incredibly beautiful and very young,” she continued.

“I’m not going to be able to talk about this from the stage because I feel overwhelmed with sadness when I even try to talk about it.

I want to say now that I feel this loss deeply, and my broken heart goes out to her family and friends.

This is the last thing I ever thought would happen when we decided to bring the show to Brazil.”

According to her cousin, Estela Benevides, Benevides reportedly suffered cardiac arrest, as reported by Brazilian media.

Doctors on the scene tried to revive the young fan, but were unable to do so.

She was taken to Salgado Filho Municipal Hospital but died shortly afterwards.

Taylor has three shows left at Brazil’s Allianz Parque and will resume her tour in February 2024 after a winter break.

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands made a very elegant entrance when she arrived today for a business lunch in São Paulo.

The Dutch royal family, 52, met with banks like Santander, PicPay and Banco Itau to discuss financial empowerment on the first engagement of what will be a three-day visit to Brazil.

For the occasion, she wore a stylish blush pink blouse with a matching striped skirt.

Maxima is visiting Brazil as part of her role as the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Financial Inclusion and Development.

This is because the mother of three was just in Jordan last week to attend Crown Prince Hussein’s wedding.

For her day out in São Paulo, the stylish royal chose the blouse and wore it with a matching striped midi skirt with pleats in the colors pink, blue, yellow and orange.

She paired the look with coral pink slip-on heels and an off-white handbag. She added a touch of bling with big red stud earrings that resembled rubies.

Her blonde locks were styled straight in a neat hair dryer, and the Dutch royals wore a glamorous day make-up with strong eyeliner that added some drama to the eye, with a touch of bronzer to enhance her natural glow.

The mother-of-three, who traveled alone to Brazil, looked relaxed and well-rested as she stepped into a day of engagements.

Upon her arrival, she sat down with the representatives of the various banks for a talk about financial inclusion and empowerment over a welcome lunch.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has been the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA) since 2009.

Appointed by former Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, she is a leading global voice for promoting universal access to and responsible use of affordable, effective and secure financial services.

The Dutch Queen has collected air miles in recent days and traveled to Brazil after a trip to Jordan, where she attended Crown Prince Hussein’s wedding.

As usual, she was effortlessly elegant in a blue floral dress when she arrived for the wedding.

She opted for a V-neck dress with flowy sleeves for the occasion and arrived at Zahran Palace in Amman, arm in arm with her husband, King Willem-Alexander, 56.

As the couple entered the palace, they were greeted by Crown Prince Hussein’s proud parents, King Abdullah II, 61, and Queen Rania, 52.

Maxima’s show-stopping dress had billowing sheer sleeves – ideal for today’s 31C temperatures.

The beautiful chiffon A-line dress – which was tied at the waist with a ribbon – had a dainty blue floral pattern.

Moreover, Maxima matched her accessories to the color of her beautiful summer dress.

The royal family wore a long silver necklace with an assortment of blue jewels and matching dangling earrings.

She also carried a navy shell-shaped woven handbag to carry her essentials.

Tying Maxima to her glamorous ensemble, styled her blonde hair in old Hollywood style waves.

The stylish royals love a smokey eye look for everyday royal engagements – but opted for something a little more dramatic for the royal wedding today.

To offset her nude lipstick, Maxima drew a swipe of navy blue eyeshadow and highlighter on the high points of her face to give her a sunkissed glow.

Meanwhile, King Willem-Alexander was just as smart in a navy blue suit and light blue tie, which exactly matched the color of his wife’s dress.