Security Guard Clarifies Hotel Incident

0:00It's March 26th. Music news today starts now, AI powered and ready to play. I'm Corey with the story. A security guard named Pascal Duvier has come forward on social media to clear up confusion in a recent hotel run-in involving pop star C-H-A-P-R-O-H-N, and the family of soccer player, Georgiño. He says he was not working for Rowan or her team during the March 21st incident at a South Paulo hotel, but was there for someone else and made. His own call to step in. The trouble started when Georgiño's wife, Catherine Harding, and her young daughter approach Rowan briefly during breakfast. Georgiño posted online claiming Rowan sent a guard to reprimand them, but Rowan quickly denied it, saying she never even noticed them and apologized for. Any discomfort caused by the mix-up. Harding pushed back in a video, insisting the guard seemed connected to Rowan and acted aggressively, even calling her daughter badly behaved. Left her shaken.

1:00Duvier explained his actions stemmed from hotel info and prior events raising security concerns, stressing his talk with Harding was meant to be calm, but regrets how it turned out. He has a history and high-profile security, including a past lawsuit tied to Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery that settled years ago. While fingers pointed everywhere at first, Duvier's statement seems to dial down the blame game, leaving everyone hoping for a quiet end to the hotel.