Jess Glynne admits she “used the wrong word” after facing “discrimination” at restaurant

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Jess Glynne has raised eyebrows after sharing an Instagram post saying she’d experienced “pure discrimination” from a London restaurant, which turned her away because she was wearing a hoodie.On Monday night, the Hold My Hand singer claimed she’d been refused entry by staff at Sexy Fish restaurant in Mayfair because of how she was dressed.Sharing a photo of her outfit, which included a grey hoodie, black baseball cap and trainers, she wrote: “Dear @sexyfishlondon I turned up to your restaurant

Jess Glynne might need to consult a dictionary, after getting confused between dress codes and discrimination.

Jess Glynne claims she was made a victim of “discrimination” after being turned away from an expensive London restaurant for being too scruffy.The I’ll Be There singer shared a picture of herself on Instagram wearing tracksuit bottoms, a hoodie, trainers and a baseball cap as she revealed she had been refused a table at Asian seafood restaurant Sexy Fish in Mayfair.Glynne, 30, wrote: “Dear @sexyfishlondon I turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friend up and

Jess Glynne has been widely mocked after she was turned away from a restaurant for wearing a hoodie – calling the decision “pure discrimination”.The singer hit out at Mayfair’s Sexy Fish after she and a friend were unable to secure a table there last night.Glynne was dressed in a grey oversized hoodie, jogging bottoms, trainers and a black cap.She wrote on Instagram: “I turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friend up and down and said no you can’t come in and

Jess Glynne has accused Mayfair restaurant Sexy Fish of “discrimination” after they allegedly turned her away for wearing a hoodie.The singer, 30, said that she and a friend were refused entry to the upmarket Asian restaurant in Berkeley Square after staff made “a decision based on [their] appearance.”The singer shared a photo of herself wearing a grey hoodie, leggings, a black baseball cap and a pair of trainers on Instagram, and wrote a lengthy caption detailing the experience.Sexy Fish’s

British singer Jess Glynne is calling out a London restaurant for not serving because of the way she was dressed.