Seinfeld was heckled during his second show in Sydney, but he brushed it off, stating that it didn't bother him.

Renowned American comedian Jerry Seinfeld found himself in the middle of controversy yet again during his second show in Sydney, Australia. This time, it was due to his support for Israel during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. As he took the stage at the ICC Sydney Theatre last night, a group of protesters waving Palestinian flags interrupted his performance, calling him names like "hack" and "fraud".

But Seinfeld, being the seasoned performer that he is, remained unfazed by the disruption. When asked about the protesters, the 70-year-old simply stated, "It doesn't affect me." However, he did express concern for his audience, saying, "All these people, you're ruining their night."

The protesters were eventually escorted out of the venue by security, allowing Seinfeld to continue with his show. This was not the first time the comedian had faced such interruptions during his Australian tour. Just a few days earlier, during his performance at the Qudos Bank Arena, a man in the audience shouted, "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

In response, Seinfeld sarcastically remarked, "We have a genius, ladies and gentlemen. He solved the Middle East." He then added, "It's the Jewish comedians, that's who we have to get. They're the ones doing everything."

Despite the disruptions, Seinfeld is determined to carry on with his tour. His next show is scheduled for tonight in Brisbane, followed by performances in Adelaide and Melbourne before wrapping up his tour. Fans of the comedian can also stay updated on all the latest news, celebrity gossip, and sports updates through his WhatsApp channel, where privacy is ensured and no comments or algorithms can interfere.

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