Emily Ratajkowski’s Courtside Privilege in Jeopardy After Knicks Game Incident

In a move that has ruffled feathers in the high-profile world of entertainment, model Emily Ratajkowski, known for her frequent courtside appearances, may have jeopardized her privilege of receiving complimentary tickets at New York Knicks NBA games. The incident in question revolves around Ratajkowski and fellow supermodel Irina Shayk's early departure from a Knicks game on November 24, a move that was noticed and frowned upon by the authorities at Madison Square Garden.

Unexpected Exit Sparks Controversy

The two models were among the spectators at the Knicks game, but left before witnessing the team's dramatic comeback victory over the Miami Heat. This act, perceived as a slight against the team's spirit, led to a subtle yet significant change in policy regarding Ratajkowski's access to high-profile seating at Madison Square Garden's events.

Curtailed Privileges Stir Debate

Following the incident, Ratajkowski's request for complimentary tickets to a New York Rangers NHL game at the same venue was declined. While a representative for Madison Square Garden confirmed that Ratajkowski was not banned and could still purchase tickets, the denial of free tickets indicates a reevaluation of the complimentary ticket policy for her.

Childcare Issue or Casual Disregard?

The models' early departure has raised eyebrows, with sources suggesting a childcare issue as the cause. Despite this claim, critics question the validity of the excuse, especially given a photo posted by Shayk showing the two models posing with a forklift at the venue. The incident has sparked a dialogue about the exclusivity of VIP seating at Madison Square Garden, a privilege seldom available for sale and often hard-earned even by celebrities.

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