Chappell Roan Speaks Out After Soccer Star Claims Her Security Guard Left Daughter 'In Tears'
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Brazilian soccer player Jorginho accused one of the singer's security guards of being "extremely aggressive" toward his family at a São Paulo hotel.
Chappell Roan took to Instagram to give her “half of the story” on Sunday after Brazilian soccer star Jorginho accused one of Roan’s security guards of leaving his stepdaughter “extremely shaken” and “in tears” following a tense encounter.
On Saturday, Jorginho wrote on Instagram that he, his wife Catherine Harding and his 11-year-old stepdaughter were staying at a São Paulo hotel ahead of Chappell’s headlining performance at Lollapalooza Brazil when the singer, who was also apparently staying there, walked past their table at breakfast.
The soccer star wrote that the 11-year-old — who appears to be Ada Law, Harding’s daughter with her ex, actor Jude Law — is a fan of the singer’s music and “simply walked past the singer’s table” to get a glimpse of her before returning to her family.
Jorginho accused Roan’s security guard of a “completely disproportionate” response.
“[He] began speaking in an extremely aggressive manner to both my wife and my daughter, saying that she shouldn’t allow my daughter to ‘disrespect’ or ‘harass’ other people,” wrote the soccer star, adding that the guard claimed he’d file a complaint against them with the hotel.
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