Guest Confronts Comedian On Stage Following An Audience Fight

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An eventful comic performance onboard an MSC cruise resulted in a guest walking onto the stage to confront the comedian, before being removed from the venue.

MSC Seashore Comedian Confronted
Credit: k.daniellelifestyle

According to guests who shared the story on social media, a fight was beginning to break out between two male guests in the audience of a late-night comedy show on MSC Seashore.

While the fight was settled thanks to the comedian and the cruise director, the comedian then made some jokes about the fight, which drew the ire of a female guest who then walked up to the stage to argue.

@k.daniellelifestyle Do not tell me about Carnival and how it’s the Walmart of the seas. It is never the brand of ship. It is always its clientele. Every brand has something unique and distinctive to offer their customers but you will always have one who shows up and behave like this. All of this while I was aboard MSC Seashore. These are the new adults. Doesn’t matter who you sail with. #kdaniellelifestyle #traveltiktok #cruisetok #mscseashore #msc #lookatthis #travelagentlife ♬ original sound – K.D | The Travel Girl

The comedian – Robert L. Hines, who was performing a guest set onboard – argued back with the guest and made jokes at her expense as she was escorted from the venue, but not before throwing her drink towards the comedian.

K. Danielle, who shared the TikTok above, then also followed up to answer some of the questions that people had left with comments:

@k.daniellelifestyle Replying to @HailtotheQueen #greenscreen #kdaniellelifestyle #traveltiktok #cruisetok #mscseashore #msc ♬ original sound – K.D | The Travel Girl

As well as throwing a drink, the woman removed a shoe in a bid to throw that at the comedian, but she was stopped and removed.

K. Danielle also commented on MSC security, saying they weren’t seen during the incident at all, and that the woman was removed by the cruise director.

Anyone confronting (and technically assaulting) a performer on a cruise can probably expect to be removed from the ship at the next port of call.

It’s not clear whether this happened to the guest, or if the performance happened on the last night anyway – the cruise was a short one.

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