Belgravia restaurant Salmontini named in court in relation to a shoving match between pop singer Sinitta Malone and ‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’s’ Dawn Ward
The name of the Belgravia restaurant Salmontini does it no favours. It sounds a bit like the word salmonella and though its menu has been lauded by some, this venue is likely now to become better known as the scene of a shoving match that is said to have occurred there earlier this year.
A confrontation is said to have occurred between the pop singer Sinitta Malone and a loudmouth Real Housewives of Cheshire participant named Dawn Ward in April. It allegedly involved napkin throwing, a bit of “shoving” and Mrs Ward “striking” Miss Malone as she sat. The altercation is said to have stemmed from Mrs Ward allegedly having spread rumours on Twitter suggesting that a mutual friend of the pair was having had an affair. There were said to be no injuries.
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Scene of a Dawn Ward shoving match Salmontini closes to makes way for a new restaurant by chef Nuno Goncalves; next door, hotel The Hari replaces its Pont Street restaurant too Opened in September 2014, Salmontini was a restaurant in Belgravia’s Pont Street that was never going to be a hit. Aside from its […]
Though Mrs Ward, 42, denied the allegations when she appeared at Hammersmith Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, she now faces an all-day trial on 2nd February 2016 at the City of London Magistrates’ Court. We suggest she doesn’t turn up wearing salmon pink.
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“Primates of Park Avenue” , this year’s “beach read” in the States, is all about tacky women like this armed with their lethally wielded Birkins.