Jack Kay, the Newcastle-born internet sensation famously known as the Ibiza Final Boss, was violently attacked by four masked men armed with weapons at a Ryton pub last Friday evening.
The 26-year-old was inside The Runhead bar and grill on Holborn Lane at around 5.45pm when the terrifying incident took place. Eyewitnesses reported that the attackers violently grabbed Kay and hurled him across the bar before fleeing the scene.
Fortunately, Kay only suffered minor injuries. Northumbria Police confirmed that the assault happened after four men chased Kay into the premises. When officers arrived, the bar was found empty of suspects and the victim.
Police say the men involved are believed to know each other and have assured that there is no risk to the wider public. The North East Ambulance Service was called but was stood down shortly after arriving, as Kay’s injuries were minor.
Authorities are appealing to anyone with information about the attack to come forward and assist with the investigation.
Jack Kay rose to fame last August after a video of him dancing at Wayne Lineker’s O Beach Club in Ibiza went viral worldwide. Known for his iconic bowl cut, chunky gold chain, and designer shades, he quickly became an internet sensation.
In a documentary, Kay revealed he earned approximately £800,000 within six weeks of his viral moment, with an additional £200,000 since then. His newfound fortune has transformed his lifestyle completely.
He now drives a £55,000 Range Rover SVR with the personalised plate BOSS BZA, charges £2,000 per Instagram sponsored post, and commands £60,000 per day for club appearances.
His career highlights include signing a lucrative deal with Boohoo Man, headlining the Creamfields Festival in Cheshire, flying back to Ibiza on a private jet, and collaborating on a techno track with London musician Carnao Beats available on Spotify.
Northumbria Police continue their investigation into the assault and urge anyone with details to get in touch.
Originally published by UKNIP.
