Etty Lau Reveals Jane's Addiction Bassist Treatment To Perry Farrell After A Fight With Dave Navarro

Perry Farrell (right) with Dave Navarro (Photo: Instagram @perryparrellofficial)

JAKARTA - Perry Farrell's wife (vocals), Etty Lau, opened her voice regarding her husband's fight with Dave Navarro (guitar) during the Jane's Addiction reunion concert in Boston, United States on Friday, September 13, 2024.

Through an upload on a personal Instagram account, Lau mentioned that there was a harsh treatment of Eric totaling (bass) to Farrell after the fight incident.

With a summary, Lau said Eric Total was the winner of the fight between her husband and Dave Navarro.

"Of course, (winner) Eric totals (bass). Meanwhile Dave kept his distance with Perry to defuse the situation. And (kru) rushed to defuse the situation by holding Perry away. Dave walked away to take his guitar. Eric walked towards Perry, on stage, in the dark, behind Dan, grabbed Perry's head and punched him in the stomach three times, "wrote Etty Lau, citing the caption of the post, Monday, September 16.

Kevin, a member of the long-haired crew, pulled Eric away. Then Eric indifferently walked up front of the stage to apologize to the audience for the show ending early," he continued.

Lau condemned her treatment of her husband. However, she praised Navarro for being calm when facing Farrell's anger.

"Dave still looks handsome and calm in the middle of a fight. Perry became very angry for the next half an hour. He ended up not calm, but cried and kept crying," Lau said.

"Eric, well, he doesn't understand what dealsification means or taking advantage of the situation and hitting a few cheap punches at Perry," he added.

Lau also asked fans not to speculate on the fight between Farrell and Navarro.

She realized that her husband was the one who sparked the problem, but everything happened due to her mental condition being problematic.

"Perry is definitely an aggressor, I don't deny that at all... He has been struggling mentally for some time because of the circumstances and those around him," concluded Etty Lau.