Blue star Lee Ryan ‘arrested after disruptive behaviour on flight when he wasn’t served alcohol’
Posted by  badge Boss on Aug 02, 2022 - 09:45AM
Lee Ryan was reportedly arrested after a flight (Picture: John Phillips/Getty Images)

Blue star was reportedly arrested after a flight.

It’s claimed that the singer became disruptive on the flight from Glasgow to when he wasn’t served alcohol.

According , staff radioed down and Ryan, 39, was arrested when the plane touched down at London City Airport on Sunday.

He is thought to have spent more than 12 hours in custody and was released on Monday pending further investigations.

A Met Police spokesperson told Metro.co.uk: ‘At around 1640hrs on Sunday, 31 July, officers met a flight that had arrived at London City Airport from Glasgow.

‘A 39-year-old man was arrested for a public order offence. He was taken into custody at an East London police station and was released under investigation the following day.’

(L to R) Lee Ryan, Simon Webbe and Duncan James perform during the TRIC Awards 2022 (Picture: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
The band, pictured in 2003, first formed in 2000 (Picture: Tim Roney/Getty Images)

Ryan has not so far commented on the reported arrest.

Ryan makes up boyband Blue with Duncan James, Simon Webbe and Antony Costa, and the group are best known for hits including All Rise and One Love.

They formed in 2000 and, while they went on hiatus in 2004, they reformed in 2011.

Ryan was reportedly released pending further investigation (Picture: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
He was reportedly arrested at London City airport (Picture: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

Earlier this year, and a comeback tour.

‘We’ve been in the studio WRITING a brand new album,’ Simon said in a video on social media. ‘And don’t forget we’re going on tour, and the tour’s called Heart & Soul as well, so it ties in together, you’re going to NEED the album!’

The reunion shows were initially set to mark two decades since the release of their chart-topping 2001 debut album, All Rise.

However, they’ve now been pushed back slightly to December, and will coincide with the new record.

Reps for Lee Ryan declined to comment when contacted by Metro.co.uk.