Sonja Morgan banished from the New York restaurant after demanding a free $ 1,000 dinner – says she was misleading thinking it was for the promo!

Sonja Morgan Denies any bad behavior after reports has surfaced that it caused a scene in a restaurant in New York and was then prohibited from the place.

According to Page six, THE Real Housewives of New York City Alun, 61, was started from TucciAn Italian restaurant connected to the city’s noho district, after a dramatic evening on Saturday May 11. The drama would be from a disputed bill of $ 1,000 that Sonja would have tried to be canceled.

“She was absolutely hysterical and refused to pay. It was as if she was spinning an episode of” Housewives “, shouting:” I am a celebrity! “” Said a source to The Outlet.

“She was like” I don’t pay; People pay me [to go to their restaurants]. She was absolutely entitled and caused a scene not to pay. »»

The initiate also said Soundja Arrived with a reservation for three but brought five people, adding to the chaos. The group would have planned to dinner at Tucci Before going to a birthday party in Boom Boom for Soundja cousin, Jack Morgan, 30

Despite the statements, Soundja told page six that the incident was the result of “bad communication”. “There has been bad communication clear,” she said. “I thought I was dining in exchange for a promotional position. … I made the staff known.”

Tucci owner, Max Tucci, confirmed at the exit that while Soundja paid for the bill and left a tip by Monday, it is now officially prohibited from the restaurant.

“It’s not about me. Don’t do this to my staff,” he said. “The cost of everything is so expensive at the moment [for restaurants]And she takes advantage of it. … There was no arrangement for her to have a compound dinner. She just wanted food and free services.

Soundjawho was a full -time actor Real New York housewives Seasons 3 to 13, has not commented more on the ban or if it will return to Bravo projects.

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