Lewis afraid to go out after bookstore attack

Leona Lewis is frightened to go out after being attacked by a schizophrenic fan.

Tue, 15 Dec, 2009 - 14:45

Leona Lewis is frightened to go out after being attacked by a schizophrenic fan.

The ‘Bleeding Love’ singer – who was punched in the face by Peter Kowalczyk as she signed copies of her autobiography ‘Dreams’ on October 14 – was left “devastated” by the attack and fears she will be assaulted again.

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