Anthony Scaramucci’s restaurant is playing host to a social event bringing together “Sugar Daddies” and “stunning women.”
President Trump’s former communications director will not be attending Thursday’s “Sugar Social” at his Midtown New York City restaurant, Hunt & Fish Club, The New York Post reported.
“Sugar Socials are our solution to a relationship on your terms — upfront and honest arrangements,” an email promoting the event stated. Money is expected to be exchanged at the “Sugar Social,” where 25 “invited gentlemen” will meet with 35 “stunning women” for cocktails and dinner.
“Meet with 35 stunning women the first hour over cocktails. Select one (or two, if you like) to join you for dinner … Need help choosing the right company? Our host will pair you with someone of interest,” the email read.
Sex-for-money relationships are not condoned by Scaramucci, his publicist told the Post.
“Some club rented out a private room,” Howard Bragman said. “We neither condone nor endorse.”
The Wall Street financier will not be in attendance at the Thursday event, as he “is happily married,” his publicist confirmed. Scaramucci reportedly reconciled with his wife Deidre Ball after she filed for divorce last summer.
The restaurant was apparently named after the Bergin Hunt and Fish Club in Ozone Park, Queens, the social club that was the hangout for gangster John Gotti and his Gambino family clan.
.@Scaramucci: “One of the best things about being The Mooch: no speeding tickets since I got fired from the White House.” pic.twitter.com/yXrprUaieV
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) April 16, 2018
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