Beyonce and Jay-Z were among the billionaire stars in attendance at the Dave Chappelle show where an armed man with a knife and replica gun tackled the comedian.
The 40-year-old Queen Bey and 52-year-old rap mogul were joined by fellow wealthy celebrities including Dr. Dre, Jamie Foxx, Madonna, and Elon Musk at the event held at the iconic Hollywood Bowl on Tuesday night
The A-listers witnessed the shocking attack which led to 23-year-old Isaiah Lee being charged though his motive remains unclear.
Beyonce and Jay-Z - who have a combined net worth of $1.8billion with the 99 Problems rapper accounting for $1.3billion of that - dressed comfortably in all black looks for the event.
Beyonce and Jay-Z were among the billionaire stars in attendance at the Dave Chappelle show where an armed man with a knife and replica gun tackled the comedian
An attacker by the name of Isaiah Lee stormed a stage and bundled Dave Chappelle to the ground in front of a shocked audience was armed with a knife stashed inside a replica gun
An armed man with a knife and replica gun tackled the comedian as footage later appeared to show the suspect being treated by paramedics for a badly injured arm before he was taken to hospital in an ambulance
Bey kept it casual in a black leather jacket over matching top and trousers.
Her blonde locks were worn down as she donned a pair of black designer sunglasses at night along with a matching protective face mask.
Jay donned a black Fear Of God x New Era baseball cap along with a matching RtA longsleeve T-shirt.
Tesla CEO and new Twitter owner Elon Musk - who is worth a whopping $264.6billion - donned a T-Shirt at the event as he was seated next to Diddy whose net worth is $740million.
He was seen chatting it up with a few fellow concertgoers before hopping into a Tesla.
Jamie Foxx and Chris Rock both joined Chappelle on stage after the attack as they joked around.
Dr. Dre - whose net worth worth $820million - kept it simple in a black hoodie as he left the iconic venue.
Other celebrities including Madonna, Christina Milian and Karrueche Tran were also seen leaving the Hollywood Bowl late on Tuesday night after the shocking attack.
Singer Madonna, 63, looked pensive as she headed to Nice Guy restaurant with friends after the event while Christina, 40, was seen covering her mouth with her hand in shock.
Isaiah Lee is now being held in the LA County Sheriff's custody on a single felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon. His bail has been set at $30,000.
'About last night': Tesla CEO and new Twitter owner Elon Musk - who is worth a whopping $264.6billion - donned a T-Shirt at the event as he was seated next to Diddy whose net worth is $740million
Lee's motive for the attack remains unclear. Police have not yet established where he lives, and if he attended the show alone.
He stormed the stage while Chappelle joked that he'd had to increase his security in light of his trans jokes at the Netflix is a Joke festival. The attacker was armed with a gun that contained a hidden knife, according to the cops. It's unclear if he was searched on his way into the venue, or how he was able to gain access to the stage.
Lee was then tackled by security guards who appeared to break his arm in the melee. He is described as weighing 140lbs and is 5ft 11.
An attacker who stormed a stage and bundled Dave Chappelle to the ground in front of a shocked audience was armed with a knife stashed inside a replica gun, police have revealed.
Night out: Celebrities Madonna (pictured), Christina Milian and Karrueche Tran were seen leaving the Hollywood Bowl late on Tuesday night after attending Dave Chappelle's comedy show where he was tackled on stage in a dramatic attack
Stars: Madonna, 63, looked pensive as she headed to Nice Guy restaurant with friends after the event while Christina, 40, (right) was seen covering her mouth with her hand in shock
It raises questions about security at the Netflix show, its first ever live comedy festival, which forced fans to put their phones away but failed to spot the weapon. Netflix has not yet addressed the incident.
The venue said on its website that the show, which last night was titled Dave Chappelle and Friends, would be a 'phone-free experience' and that the audience would have to secure their phones inside pouches.
After the attacker was detained, Chappelle thanked Foxx on stage during the curtain call.
He said: 'Shout out to Jamie Foxx
