John Travolta was denied access to the New York hotel
The scandal, in the center of which was John Travolta, continues to acquire new details. Due to misbehavior, the actor was denied access to the luxurious New York Peninsula Hotel, located on Fifth Avenue for several years. One of the hotel's former employees, Michael Capato, told the NY Daily News. “Travolta always demanded a male masseur, but after several incidents, no one wanted to serve him anymore,” he said. According to Capato, it got to the point that the management simply could not find a masseur for the actor , and in early 2000 it was decided to declare him persona non grata. The ban was lifted only in 2008, said Capato, who worked at the Peninsula Hotel for 16 years. Travolta's officials have once again declared these statements nonsense. The hotel management does not comment on the situation. Let us remind you that three lawsuits have already been filed against John Travolta. The plaintiffs accuse the actor of sexual harassment. The Topic of Article: John Travolta was denied access to the New York hotel. |
