MEXICO CITY. – After the scandal in which the British singer starred when it became known that she was holding a birthday party in the middle of the pandemic, in a London restaurant, they point out Rita Ora that he had bribed the manager of the place to enable him to break the law.
Neither the public apology the artist made nor the promise to donate what she won at a private concert she held in Egypt the day before the event prevented more details from leaking about the home of the interpreter who was only trying her 30th birthday to celebrate. , last November 28.
And it is that it was published in the news portals that the interpreter of “Anywhere” allegedly bribed the manager of the restaurant Cruz House to have her hold her “private party” in the establishment, in violation of the rules set at the time and prohibiting events.
As if that wasn’t enough, the actress had also traveled to Egypt to offer a private concert on the condition that upon returning to England she would have to quarantine herself, but instead of following the rules, she did what she had to do to celebrate its birthday with “Hype”.
Media like the BBC pointed out that it was the singer’s team that bribed the manager to throw her a private party in exchange for $ 7,000, which included other things in the price.
Media such as bbc.com point out that the singer’s team paid $ 7,000 to Casa Cruz restaurant to break the law, which currently does not allow social gatherings in public settings.
“The star’s security team has also asked for the closed-circuit cameras to be turned off during the party (held) in Notting Hill on Nov. 28, in the middle of the second lockdown due to the virus,” authorities said.
The manager confessed
After the London authorities investigated the situation, Scottie Bhattarai, The general manager of Casa Cruz, who was admitted to the Metropolitan Police on that day of the party, a representative of Rita Ora contacted him and offered him $ 7,000 (about £ 5,000) to get rid of them. use facilities.
According to the media post, Bhattarai said he accepted the offer because “he was greedy”, despite being “fully aware that the event violated coronavirus rules.”