Radio host sues Taylor Swift for harassment charges

American radio host David Muller filed a lawsuit against singer Taylor Swift after her guards suspected him of harassment.

The incident occurred in June 2013. Muller, along with his girlfriend, attended the Taylor Swift concert in Denver and took a picture with the singer. After that, the guard Swift led Muller out of the hall, accusing him of touching the singer's buttocks.

Two days later, Muller was fired from the radio station KYGO-FM. Representatives of Swift noted that Muller’s management was told about the incident. The host himself denies that he ever touched Swift's buttocks. According to Muller, during his 20-year career on the radio, he was constantly in touch with the stars and no one ever accused him of harassment or inappropriate behavior.

According to The Denver Post, Muller, who has worked on 20 radio for years, is now forever forbidden to attend Taylor Swift concerts.

Taylor Swift - one of the most popular pop stars of our time, her album "1989" became the most popular album 2014 of the year in the United States. Before 1989, Swift performed in country music.