Travis Scott Arrested Again In Paris Three Weeks After Run-In With Miami Cops

Trouble seems to be following Travis Scott like a shadow.

Scott was reportedly involved in a heated altercation with his own bodyguard, leading to his arrest in Paris. This latest incident comes just weeks after the rapper was arrested in Miami on multiple charges. 

Despite his ongoing legal troubles, Travis Scott appeared unfazed as he attended the Olympic Games in Paris, but this has added another layer of complication to his legal woes.

The Houston-born artist once again found himself in hot water on Friday morning when a dispute with his security detail escalated into a physical confrontation. 

According to multiple reports, the incident occurred at the prestigious George V Hotel in the heart of the French capital. Law enforcement was called to the scene following reports of a disturbance and, upon arrival, arrested Scott on charges of assaulting a security guard. 

It is alleged that the security guard intervened to break up a heated argument between the rapper and his bodyguard, leading to a physical altercation.

The Paris prosecutor's office has reportedly confirmed the arrest and is currently investigating the matter. The prosecutor's statement further read:

"The security guard had intervened to separate the rapper from his bodyguard. The Paris public prosecutor's office has referred the case to the 1st district of the judicial police."

As the situation unfolds, the full extent of the charges and potential consequences for Scott remain unclear, according to PEOPLE.

As the Grammy-winning artist faces mounting legal challenges, his recent string of public altercations is a cause for concern. In June, The Blast reported that Scott was arrested in Miami for disorderly intoxication and trespassing.

The incident landed him in the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in the early hours. Despite posting bail shortly afterward, the "Sicko Mode" hitmaker's expressionless mugshot hinted at deeper issues.

The incident came just weeks before the highly anticipated kickoff of Scott's Circus Maximus stadium tour, marking a return to the stage three years after the tragic Astroworld festival.

The Blast reported that one of the charges brought against the raper in Miami was dismissed — the disorderly charge — however, the state of Florida will prosecute the trespassing charge.

A trial date was set for September 10 during a Thursday court session where Scott was noticeably absent because of his outing for the Paris Olympics.

The 33-year-old might be facing a whirlwind of legal challenges, but that did not stop him from making a fashionable appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

The Blast noted that Scott was spotted attending a basketball game alongside an unidentified companion, both turning heads with their coordinated looks.

Dressed in a stylish ensemble complete with a varsity jacket, T-shirt, and diamond necklace, Scott exuded confidence as he navigated the bustling Olympic scene. 

His signature braids and fade haircut completed the look, which he accessorized with a brown mini purse that perfectly matched his companion's red one.

His mystery date, equally eye-catching, donned a mini skirt, crop top, and a Team USA jacket. She hid her gaze behind dark sunglasses as she maintained a discreet distance from Scott in the photos.

Apart from bringing his style to the streets of Paris, Scott turned heads with his enthusiastic support for the United States men's basketball team. The songwriter was spotted cheering on Team USA during their thrilling semi-final match against Serbia.

The father-of-two was seen shouting and swearing as he threw his arms in the air and tried to hype up the crowd as the USA pulled off an insane comeback to beat Serbia. 

At one point, Scott even pulled his T-shirt over his head in a burst of excitement when the U.S. scored a critical point, further hyping up the crowd. 

The lively atmosphere at the game, which also saw fellow rapper Quavo in attendance, appeared to leave Scott in high spirits. Quavo arrived in style, donning a black shirt, blue jeans, and layers of chains, adding to the star-studded spectacle. 

While it is unclear if the adrenaline from the game contributed to the hotel incident, Scott's night in Paris was certainly one to remember—for both the highs and the lows.

In a significant development related to the tragic Astroworld music festival, Scott and other defendants settled one of the numerous wrongful death lawsuits.

The case, brought by the family of Madison Dubiski, one of the lives lost in the catastrophic crowd surge, was resolved in May, according to Neal Manne, an attorney for Live Nation. 

Due to a gag order, the specifics of the settlement remain confidential. Ted Anastasiou, a representative for Scott, expressed the rapper's relief at avoiding a trial, stating:

"Mr. Scott is grateful that a resolution has been reached without the need for a trial. The confidential agreement will honor Madison Dubiski's legacy and promote improvements for concert safety."

Travis Scott's recent arrest in Paris adds yet another layer to his already tumultuous year filled with legal entanglements.