Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell Denies Homophobic Slur

On April 2nd, Brian Latrell from the Backstreet Boys is pushing back hard against claims he dropped a homophobic slur during a scuffle on his Florida.

Beach property. His lawyer says the full video proofs it never happened, and the whole thing stemmed from an alleged trespasser on his Walton County land back on.

March 22nd. The guy involved, Kyle Gallagher, got accused of battery after reportedly grabbing Latrell's phone when it got too close.

But in the uncut quip, Latrell asks, you want to be gay? Then calls him a different name altogether.

Nothing homophobic according to the attorney. Folks reacted quick with outrage from media reports, but police saw no real crime after watching the evidence.

Prosecutors declined charges, figuring there was zero intent to break the law, even though Latrell felt his peace got disturbed.

This isn't isolated. Latrell's 51-year-old self bought that $3,800,000 Santa Rosa Beach spot in 20, 23, and he sued over ongoing trespassers.

Neighbors deal with the same mess. Folks crossing private dry sand lines despite public access rules below the tide.

Lawyer Peter Tickton calls out the local sheriff for weak enforcement stressing homeowners deserve privacy, no matter who they are.

These provocations hit the whole area long before Latrell showed up, leaving everyone on edge.

That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today.

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