Enrique Iglesias’ fingers have bloody run-in with drone

Alex Yau

June 1, 2015

Most people will tell you that touching sharp objects that spin very quickly is dangerous, but it seems international pop star Enrique Iglesias didn’t get that message.

On Saturday evening, the Spanish heartthrob sliced his fingers when he want to grab a drone that was filming adoring fans at his Sex and Love show in Mexico.

Enrique Iglesias kept his fingers and was treated at the side of the stage. Despite being told to stop the show, he continued performing for another 30 minutes with a blood-stained white t-shirt.

Iglesias’ representatives said: “During the show a drone is used to get crowd shots and some nights Enrique grabs the drone to give the audience a Point of View shot. Something went wrong and he had an accident.”

After the incident, Iglesias was rushed to the airport and was met by an ambulance. He then boarded a plane to see a specialist in LA.

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