Usher Reacts To Rumors He Was Robbed: Me & My Crew Are Safe
Usher Reacts To Rumors He Was Robbed: Me & My Crew Are Safe
Many fans were shocked when rumors spread that superstar Usher’s entourage had allegedly been robbed and beaten, while he recorded in the same studio as rapper Rich The Kid, who was the rumored target of the attack. Well, Usher set the record straight and put fans at ease with a recent social media post referencing the incident.
Fans of R&B legend Usher can breathe a sigh of relief because he just assured everyone that he is “all good,” following recent reports of a shooting and robbery at a West Hollywood studio targeting rapper Rich The Kid, while Usher was also there recording music. He took to his Instagram account to give everyone an official update on things and imply that most of the rumors surrounding the incident weren’t true.
In the photo, Usher is casually looking at his phone while standing in a doorway and the caption reads:
“Still believin everything ya’ll read? All good. Me and my crew are safe. Thank you for checking up though.”


Usher is currently hard at work on a new album that is rumored to feature some heavy-hitters, including Jay Z, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan Michael Cox, Eric Bellinger and more.
What do you think really happened at the studio? Are you looking forward to Usher’s upcoming album?

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