Travis Scott has been seen for the first time since last week's Astroworld disaster pacing outside his $14million Houston mansion where he's hiding out with girlfriend Kylie Jenner, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Travis, real name Jacques Webster, was spotted on the phone and pacing with his back turned to the cameras on Tuesday.
On Wednesday afternoon, his top-notch legal team led by high-powered attorney Neal Manne arrived at the gated mansion as at least 68 lawsuits have come flooding in against the rapper and Live Nation Entertainment.
Manne and three other attorneys were met by Travis' security team and quickly ushered inside, where they stayed for about 45 minutes.
Travis has been holed up at the home with 24-hour security and at least five security guards since last Friday's tragedy that claimed eight lives.
Travis Scott is seen for the first time since last week's Astroworld disaster pacing outside his $14million Houston mansion where he's hiding out with girlfriend Kylie Jenner, DailyMail.com can reveal
Travis has been holed up with girlfriend Kylie Jenner at the home with 24-hour security and at least five security guards since last Friday's tragedy that claimed eight lives
Travis, real name Jacques Webster, was spotted on the phone and pacing with his back turned to the cameras on Tuesday
Not many know about Travis' mansion in his hometown of Houston's trendy museum district. He bought the 12,042 sq ft home in 2019 under the name Trapp Trust, according to county records
His top-notch legal team headed by high-powered attorney Neal Manne were seen arriving at the mansion
Manne and three other attorneys were met by Travis' security team and quickly ushered inside, where they stayed for about 45 minutes
Travis' manager Lou Taylor was also spotted outside the rapper's home. Taylor was Britney Spears' former manager who has denied accusations of bugging her bedroom, controlling her medication and monitoring her electronic communications
Both Travis Scott and Drake are being sued by 68 victims for 'inciting mayhem' and stand to lose 'billions' after more than 300 people were treated at an emergency field hospital in the aftermath, 11 others went into cardiac arrest and dozens more were knocked unconscious.
Powerhouse Texas attorney Thomas J. Henry said his firm is being contacted by 'more and more' injured people by the hour and 'the damages suffered by [the Astroworld tragedy's] victims could total in the billions.'
Travis' attorney Neal Manne is a managing partner at Susman Godfrey in Houston and according to the company’s website, he was named attorney of the year in Texas for 2017.
Manne represented death row inmates on a Pro Bono basis and reportedly charges up to $2,000/ hour.
Lou Taylor, Travis' business manager, was also spotted outside the rapper's home. A promissory note for $8.2 million dollars was signed by Taylor. She is listed as a trustee for Trapp Trust
Not many know about Travis' mansion in his hometown of Houston's trendy museum district. He bought the 12,042 sq ft home in 2019 under the name Trapp Trust, according to county records.
A promissory note for $8.2 million dollars was signed by Lou Taylor, his business manager. She is listed as a trustee for Trapp Trust.
The three bedroom, six bathroom house is located less than four miles from where the deadly Astroworld festival was held.
This comes as it's revealed Travis and Drake partied together after the concert and the families of the victims say his apology isn't enough.
The three bedroom, six bathroom house is located less than four miles from where the deadly Astroworld festival was held
A promissory note for $8.2 million dollars was signed by Lou Taylor, his business manager. She is listed as a trustee for Trapp Trust
Travis and Kylie have been holed up at his mansion in his hometown of Houston since last Friday's tragedy
Travis' estate includes a three story main house, two pools and outdoor entertainment pavilion and a separate guest house
According to the property listing, the home was 'built for entertaining and has hosted many dignitaries and public figures'
Travis Scott faces new fury as it emerged that he went to an after-party with Drake after eight people died at the festival.
'Travis didn't know the severity of the situation when he arrived at the party,' a source told TMZ, adding that the rapper left the party when deaths had been confirmed.
But a 'mass casualty event' had been declared by city officials 30 minutes before he cut his performance short.
The 30-year-old faced a new wave of backlash over an eerie video which shows him singing 'yeah' repeatedly into a microphone as an unconscious fan was carried out just a few feet away from him.
Video from the night shows Travis singing as the limp body of one of his fans is handed up to security guards. People look up to the rapper and cry out for him to 'stop' but he appears to stare directly back at the harrowing scene and continue singing his 'creepy' auto-tuned dirge.
Separate footage from a few seconds before shows him interrupting his performance to call for help for someone in the crowd who is 'passed out.' It's not clear whether he is referring to the man who appears in the subsequent clip.
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