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Meg Radice & Audrey Jongens Influencers Removed from U.S. Open in Just Two Hours!
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Influencers Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens report they were ejected from the U.S. Open after sharing images of their credentials on social media, and they are now pleading for a chance to return.
The duo, known for their Instagram account The VIP List, explained to TMZ that they collaborated with one of their favorite restaurants at the event, intending to create engaging content throughout the tournament. After attending the Open for the last three years, they were ecstatic to receive credentials, but their joy was short-lived once they shared photos of their passes on Instagram Stories.
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After dining at the restaurant, Meg and Audrey were notified that their credentials had been invalidated before they could even reach the tennis courts. Their access was revoked a mere two hours after they arrived at the venue.
The influencers clarify that they were unaware that posting their credentials breached any regulations. They expressed their genuine excitement to share the experience with their followers. Meg and Audrey had meticulously cleared their schedules, planning to attend the event every day for the full two weeks.
Are they open to receiving an invitation to return? Definitely! The women stated they would happily accept an offer from anyone, even a complete stranger, just to get back inside the event.
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The influencers report that no one from the U.S. Open has contacted them since their credentials were canceled. They hope that someone will notice their story and intervene. They are not looking for an apology; they simply wish to regain access to the event.
Meg and Audrey emphasize that they harbor no ill feelings toward the U.S. Open, which they describe as their favorite sporting event.
For the time being, Meg and Audrey are saying goodbye to the tennis tournament.
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