Emily Ratajkowski Will Not Be Eligible For Free Courtside Seats
Even for her, finding seats near the court is not only costly but also somewhat challenging.
Being one of the tiniest NBA teams, the New York Knicks are showing their worth. Due to her recent early departure from a game with fellow supermodel Irina Shayk, Emily Ratajkowski is apparently no longer eligible for free courtside tickets at Madison Square Garden.
In the last minute of play, Ratajkowski, 32, and Shayk, 37, departed the arena as the Knicks trailed the Miami Heat, 21 points to the gain. After the models left early and New York pulled off the incredible comeback, supporters lost their minds.
According to reports surfacing today, Page Six claims Ratajkowski was informed that she would have to buy tickets to their events going forward after being refused complimentary seats to a New York Rangers game at MSG.
It’s unlikely that “EmRata” will be at MSG very soon because courtside seats are not only pricey but also exceedingly hard to come by, even for her.
After claiming she was unaware of MSG and that the Knicks were upset with her for leaving, Emily Ratajkowski clarified that they had to go because of a childcare issue.
The sources, who wish to remain anonymous, stated that they took their time taking pictures and did not appear hurried when leaving the arena.
Ratajkowski and her ex-boyfriend Pete Davidson have been sighted together at Knicks games in the past.
