Nick Lachey Kicked Out, Vanessa Minnillo's husband was thrown out of the San Diego Chargers versus Cincinnati Bengals game over the weekend. Allegedly, the die-hard "Cincy" fan had a few choice words with an opposing fan.
TMZ got on the story almost from the start. In its Dec. 3 report, it shared video of what looks like Lachey exchanging words with a Chargers fan before security broke up the ruckus.
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In footage provided by a fan, the ex-98 Degrees band member looks to be shouting back at a man or group. He even thrusts his finger forward to drive home a point. Moments later, things go haywire and he appears to be whisked out of the seating area by an unidentified person, while security staff holds back another person.
Was Nick Lachey kicked out of the San Diego Chargers/Cincinnati Bengals game? Here's what he had to say on Twitter after the incident took place:
"Just got kicked out of the chargers stadium and couldn't be prouder! Go Cincy Bengals"
Later, he chimed in again about the Chargers-Bengals game incident. Lachey tweeted:
"Bengals win again. i'd talk trash to everyone in SD, but what's the point? you already had me kicked out of the stadium and you still lost.
Lachey was not all sore about the incident at the football game. In fact, to show how great of a sport he is, he shared this tweet with San Diego fans: "aside from a few exceptions, i had a great time hanging with Charger fans all afternoon. honestly, some of the nicest fans around."
Ironically, the uber-Cincy fan shared a status update later that appeared to contradict his earlier statements. In the new tweet, Nick Lachey denies being kicked out of the NFL game.
"For the record, i was not kicked out of the chargers game for excessive 'trash talking'. no, that honor belonged to the guy in front of me!"
And if that's not confusing enough, he said this:
"i simply don't appreciate someone turning around and putting their finger in my face. call me crazy, but that deserved a reaction."
Whether Nick Lachey was kicked out or not; it appears that he bleeds Bengals colors and defends his team through thick and thin.
TMZ got on the story almost from the start. In its Dec. 3 report, it shared video of what looks like Lachey exchanging words with a Chargers fan before security broke up the ruckus.
View slideshow: Nick Lachey kicked out of NFL game
In footage provided by a fan, the ex-98 Degrees band member looks to be shouting back at a man or group. He even thrusts his finger forward to drive home a point. Moments later, things go haywire and he appears to be whisked out of the seating area by an unidentified person, while security staff holds back another person.
Was Nick Lachey kicked out of the San Diego Chargers/Cincinnati Bengals game? Here's what he had to say on Twitter after the incident took place:
"Just got kicked out of the chargers stadium and couldn't be prouder! Go Cincy Bengals"
Later, he chimed in again about the Chargers-Bengals game incident. Lachey tweeted:
"Bengals win again. i'd talk trash to everyone in SD, but what's the point? you already had me kicked out of the stadium and you still lost.
Lachey was not all sore about the incident at the football game. In fact, to show how great of a sport he is, he shared this tweet with San Diego fans: "aside from a few exceptions, i had a great time hanging with Charger fans all afternoon. honestly, some of the nicest fans around."
Ironically, the uber-Cincy fan shared a status update later that appeared to contradict his earlier statements. In the new tweet, Nick Lachey denies being kicked out of the NFL game.
"For the record, i was not kicked out of the chargers game for excessive 'trash talking'. no, that honor belonged to the guy in front of me!"
And if that's not confusing enough, he said this:
"i simply don't appreciate someone turning around and putting their finger in my face. call me crazy, but that deserved a reaction."
Whether Nick Lachey was kicked out or not; it appears that he bleeds Bengals colors and defends his team through thick and thin.
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