EXCLUSIVE: 'The A List' Star TJ Kelly Beat Me Up, Says Talent Agent
April 5 2011, Published 8:52 a.m. ET
A New York talent agent says he filed a police report against TJ Kelly, one of the star's of Logo's The A List, after he was allegedly "assaulted and beat" by the reality television star.
Businessman Johnny D. Lascano released a series of photos to RadarOnline.com which he said showed injuries he sustained following an April 1 incident in Sayville, New York.
"TJ just lost it and punched me because I told him his boyfriend was rude," Lascano told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.
"TJ said: 'Don't talk to my boyfriend like that you fu**ing douche bag.'
"He assaulted me and demanded I do what he said because he was a 'reality star'."
Lascano said he then threw water on Kelly which prompted the "attack."
"He punched me so hard that he cut may face with his nail," he said.
Kelly -- the breakout star of The A List, a series about gay man modeled on The Real Housewives franchise -- had appeared at an event booked by Lascano, when the incident occurred.
"We'd booked him for events in the past and he was great," he said.
"It's a shame he has let the fame go to his head."
Kelly did not return RadarOnline.com's request for comment.
Lascano said the incident left him scared once he discovered the Kelly had drawn blood.
"I told him he was a f**king piece of sh*t and said, 'you better figure out how you are going to make this up to me or I'm going to press charges.'
"He wasn't sorry at all, so I filed a police report."
Said the alleged victim: "It's too bad, TJ is the guy that made the show, but now his head has blown up, I mean he thinks he is really famous and can treat people like that."
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