A singer's concert is canceled due to a bomb warning after a photo of her with a dead deer emerges

A concert by American country singer Ella Langley in Tulsa, Oklahoma, had to be canceled due to a bomb threat just one day after photos of the artist posing with a dead deer she had just hunted were released.

As reported by The Sun newspaper, the 27-year-old singer was harshly criticized on the internet after photos taken between 2020 and 2022 were released that showed her proudly posing with the carcasses of recently killed deer.

Before she was famous, the artist, a country music star, did not hide her love of hunting during her childhood in Alabama, and the photographs that have come to light have sparked outrage on the internet.

24 hours later, the BOK Center, the venue where the concert was to take place, posted the following message: "Due to a serious security threat affecting the safety of fans, venue staff and the artist, Ella Langley's scheduled performance tonight at the BOK Center in Tulsa has been cancelled."

"The safety and well-being of everyone involved is our top priority, and after careful consideration, we have determined that the show cannot go forward," the statement concludes.

The artist herself confirmed the suspension: "This decision was made following the advice of local authorities, the event venue and my security team. I know how much time, travel, money and planning it takes to come to a show, and I cannot express how sorry I am," she said.