Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson Snubbed by Royal Family: What Happened?
Kim Kardashian failed to experience real royalty after facing a major snub from the royal family.
As part of the Platinum Jubilee's celebrations, Queen Elizabeth II joined the members of the royal family during the Trooping the Colour. Aside from the monarchy members, Kardashian reportedly attempted to attend the event with her beau, Pete Davidson - but failed in the end.
A source told The Sun that the Ministry of Defense politely turned down the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star's request to get the best seats in the house.
"They were turned down as all the tickets had gone to family members of servicemen and military VIPs. You can't wave the celebrity card and bag a seat as you imagine is possible at Wimbledon or the most exclusive restaurants in town. There are some tickets you just can't buy," the insider said.
They added that the Trooping of Colour is an event to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's birthday, and it never needs to welcome American reality TV stars.
Instead of having celebrities at the event, royal fans purportedly know that the royal family members are already the biggest stars in the world.
Kim Kardashian Failed To Get Other Tickets
After the Ministry of Defense turned them down, another source told Daily Mail that the KKW Beauty mogul suffered more humiliation for trying to score tickets to the Platinum Party on Saturday.
Although Kardashian said she would not mind if they were not VIPs, both Buckingham Palace and the BBC - which will broadcast the show - rejected her wish.
Amid the damaging claims, Kardashian's representative told Page Six that she did not attempt to become part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Instead, she only went to London to support Davidson.
"Pete was working on a secret project in London, and Kim was there to support him," the rep said, adding that she flew back to LA before the celebrations kicked off for a "planned photoshoot" - so she couldn't have attended anyway. Kim had a cover shoot back in LA yesterday that was planned a long time ago," the representative told Page Six, per New York Post.
Meanwhile, a representative for Davidson also shared a similar statement, saying that the reports about the former "Saturday Night Live" star were not true.
