The model boyfriend of Chloe Green reportedly spends about five minutes trying to get into the private bash, but the security doesn't budge.
- Feb 26, 2019
AceShowbiz - Jeremy Meeks was hoping to mingle with other famous faces at Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z's post-Oscars party on Sunday, February 24, but he wasn't that lucky. It was reported that the model boyfriend of Chloe Green was rejected entry to the private bash, where guests were allegedly told to avoid taking pictures inside the Chateau Marmont.
According to Daily Mail, Jeremy arrived at the bash around 11:30 and was told to go up a hill to where the party was. However, when he finally arrived at the front door of the party, "a woman holding a clipboard told him that he was not on the list for the party and would have to leave."
The convicted felon reportedly tried to persuade the woman to let him enter to no avail. "He spent about five minutes trying to get in but they wouldn't budge," a source told the publication. In the end, Jeremy allegedly "gave up and got back into his car and left." While he might not have gotten to enjoy the party, he still spent some time taking pictures with fans.
Jeremy has yet to comment on the report.
Those who were lucky to get an invitation to Beyonce and Jay-Z's party included Jamie Foxx, Drake, Rihanna as well as the newly engaged Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom. "Katy and Orlando were the life of the party. Everyone was approaching them to say congrats and they were both cheering their drinks with anyone and everyone," a source told E! News. "Katy looked amazing in a silver gown and Orlando was by her side the entire night."
The source went on sharing that the guests were having a great time dancing with hip-hop songs playing in the background. Beyonce, Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande's top hits were also played during the bash. The singing diva also got to spend time with her fellow Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland, drinking and sharing a laugh together. "Beyonce seemed relaxed like she felt she could let loose for a night," the source noted.
