Garth’s ‘racist club rejection’

Garth’s ‘racist club rejection’

 

Jennie Garth was reportedly involved during a racist incident Monday night.

TMZ reports the forty two-year-previous Beverly Hills, 90210 actress visited a “wildly well-liked Hollywood club” wanting for a smart time, but the festivities led to hostility.

Apparently Jennie went out with 2 white females and 3 black males, and the bouncers wouldn’t let her African-American friends in. She purportedly claims the venue’s security welcomed the three ladies behind the velvet ropes, however refused to allow the lads to accompany them.

The outlet claims Jennie “left in an exceedingly huff” once the alleged rejection and shortly after the incident she was photographed “showing to cry and flipping off” photographers.

The nightclub contacted TMZ Tuesday afternoon to tell the website Jennie’s interpretation of what happened isn’t accurate.

"DBA contains a terribly strict door policy and Ms. Garth and her entire group of friends were asked to wait in line for entry together with everybody else,” a spokesperson supposedly said.

“The group chose not to try and do therefore and left."

Jennie has spoken about being ticked off by insensitivity before.

Last year her divorce was finalised from Twilight actor Peter Facinelli, who is the daddy of her 3 daughters, Luca Bella, 15, Lola, 11, and Fiona, seven.

When her daughter Luca gave her a book for Christmas referred to as Sh*t Happens Therefore Get Over It, Jennie was hurt at first.

"I thought, 'Are you kidding me? I cannot believe she's therefore insensitive,'" she told People magazine previously.

But Jennie later admitted it had been simply what she needed to move on from her eleven-year wedding, and the incident impressed her to concentrate on career goals.