Actor Jacob Elordi allegedly grabbed the throat of a radio station employee following a Saltburn bathwater prank.
In the world of Hollywood, the spotlight often shines bright, but for actor Jacob Elordi, it has been dimmed by an ongoing investigation with Fox News.
The controversy began on February 3, 2024, when rumours of a physical altercation between Elordi and British radio DJ Joshua Fox surfaced. The incident is said to have taken place before the police confirmed the investigation, which centres around an alleged assault against a 32-year-old man by a 26-year-old male.
The altercation is believed to be related to a prank gone wrong. Australian radio DJ Joshua Fox, who works for KIIS FM, attempted to play a prank on Elordi by asking him to fill an empty container with his bathwater. However, the situation escalated, with Fox alleging that Elordi 'flipped,' pushed him against the wall, and put his hands on Fox's throat.
Elordi, however, requested that he not be filmed during the incident. It is unclear who took over the investigation related to the alleged attack on Fox, and no official confirmation has been made regarding the validity of these allegations.
Despite the controversy, Elordi's fame continues to soar. He has become one of the most sought-after stars in the industry, and his success has led him to Hollywood superstardom. However, the incident may not be the last time the public hears about it, as the details surrounding the prank and the altercation continue to circulate.
Interestingly, a Saltburn-inspired cocktail containing Jacob Elordi's bathwater is currently going viral on TikTok. The film 'Saltburn,' which has been criticised as a car crash, may have contributed to the prank and the ensuing controversy.
As the investigation continues, the public awaits further developments in this unusual and intriguing story.
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