It turns out there actually are worse things than finding a six-legged bastard cooked into your dinner – like allegedly having an event publicist leak details of the insectoid intruder to the press, when you’re actually cool keeping the awkward situation on the down-low.
Just after the story the world became aware that Aussie gun Ruby Rose and partner Jess Origliasso were greeted with a cockroach in a dish served up at chef Neil Perry’s swish restaurant Spice Temple, Rose herself asked how exactly the story got out.
@SydConfidential @Jessicaveronica @BrianaDomjen Ok, we have no idea who leaked this, but I love Neil and I ate at Rosetta’s last night.
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 8, 2017
@SydConfidential @Jessicaveronica @BrianaDomjen Also I’m more traumatized that this has been printed than I was about the cockroach.
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 8, 2017
The yarn was subsequently picked up by The Daily Mail, and their take on it was retweeted by v. prominent Sydney publicist Max Markson. Markson had been hired by the company behind the dinner event, and Rose questioned whether he had anything to do with the story escaping the confines of Spice Temple.
@maxmarkson @Jessicaveronica @seanneylon Really Max? I’m already investigating who leaked this and it could only be your team… not ok.
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 8, 2017
@hornery @maxmarkson @DailyLifeAu feel like my actual publicist Danica from PMK and Brooks who flew out for it might be offended at this ha
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 9, 2017
@hornery @maxmarkson @DailyLifeAu Max was the event publicist.. great event for an awesome client and they seemed thrilled. But that’s it.
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 9, 2017
@hornery Trust me, when I get Neil’s contact ( I’ve asked this morning..my actual publicists haha) he’s getting the biggest bunch of flowers
— Ruby Rose (@RubyRose) March 9, 2017
Source: Sydney Morning Herald.
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