Nicole Kidman

Nicole Kidman Knocked To Ground By Hated Notorious Photographer; Says, "I'm Pressing Charges"

September 12, 2013GWL Staff


Earlier today, actress Nicole Kidman was knocked to ground by a photographer named Carl Wu, as she was making her back to her New York City hotel.


According to eyewitnesses, "Nicole had just left the Calvin Khlein show for New York's Fashion Week and was returning to the Carlyle hotel. As she walked toward the entrance, the freelance photog got dangerously close to Nicole, he appeared to hit his brakes, but it didn't do the trick. He slammed into the actress and she went crashing to the ground."



Nicole, who has no visible injuries, was reportedly furious and said she wanted to press charges against Wu. Nicole went as far as to call NYPD.

 Wu is a hated notorious photographer who has had run-ins with other celebs, including Lady Gaga. There's actually a Tumblr page called, "F**K You Carl Wu," reports TMZ.


TMZ also reports that Cops are saying they will write Wu a ticket for riding his bike on the sidewalk, but will not arrest him for a criminal offense. One cop said, "An accident's an accident."

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4 comments

  1. FreshAsFrankieThursday, September 12, 2013

    o wow lol

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  2. laceyThursday, September 12, 2013

    He needs to be stopped, now had she beat the brakes of him like a normal person would have, she would be the one getting sued.

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  3. laceyThursday, September 12, 2013

    and why is he laying on the ground for 10 mins all dramatic? When she has her shoes knocked off and still gets up and back into the hotel before he gets the bike off him. He so freakin dramatic, just wants to make sure the cameras see him on the ground smh.

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  4. yepThursday, September 12, 2013

    what a freaking faaag.. That dude needs to get kimbode TKO asap... Where they do that at smfh I wish A Ng would crash in to me while i'm looking fancy or at all purposely

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