"There definitely wasn’t a brawl,"

"There definitely wasn’t a brawl," confirmed Deputy Sergeant Inspector Lisper Tucker. "There may have been a shovey-dovey, a bit of a tickle pickle. Maybe even some rubbery fisticuffs and a little old-fashioned slap-pappy. But a brawl? That’s simply tabloid doofery, and I wouldn’t trust it more than a tin nickel.” Tucker was referring to reports that Peter II, Harry Brant, and Davina Margoza (above, in red), had been engaged in a bloody tussle on Collins Avenue during the opening days of Art Basel Miami Beach, described by the Post as “an orgiastic spasm of hyper-violence ripping the pleasant palm-tree facade apart” and leaving the art-world crowd who witnessed it “slack-jawed, appalled, and struggling to make sense of their new normal.”
What has been confirmed is that Peter II and Harry were on their way to an Emperor Nero-themed fete at Miami Sedition, the new ultra-luxe property owned by the FitzGibbit Ultra-Luxe Holding Company. The hotel—famously designed by a Dutch ex-starchitect who intentionally blinded himself following the project’s completion, citing the fact that, having achieved spatial perfection, he no longer needed to experience space—loomed in the Miami sky like a wart-speckled Brutalist refrigerator, and the Brants sedately skipped down Collins with a coterie of publicists and journalists corralled by Gagosian gallery wealth fluffer and Brant family hagiographer Therek Assburg. At this point they were reportedly accosted by a “small gang” of city locals, who surrounded the posse and began chanting “FoToLo Go Home” (invoking a popular Miami slang term meaning, roughly, “Foreign Tourist Losers”) while dousing the hapless Brants with fishbowl-sized cherry Freeze-A-Ritas purchased at Liquor Lounge.

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"There definitely wasn't a brawl," confirmed Deputy Inspector Lisper Sergeant Tucker. "There may have been a shovey-dovey, a bit of a pickle tickle. Maybe even some rubbery fisticuffs and a little old-fashioned slap-pappy. But a brawl? That's simply tabloid doofery, and I wouldn't trust it more than a tin nickel. " Tucker was referring to reports that Peter II, Harry Brant, and Davina Margoza (above, in red), had been engaged in a bloody tussle on Collins Avenue during the opening days of Art Basel Miami Beach, have been described by the Post as "an orgiastic spasm of hyper-violence ripping the pleasant palm-tree facade apart" and leaving the art-world crowd who witnessed it "slack-jawed and appalled, and struggling to make sense of their new normal. " What has been confirmed is that of Peter II and Harry were on their way to an Emperor Nero-themed fete at Miami Sedition, the new ultra-luxury on the property owned by the FitzGibbit Ultra-Luxe Holding Company. The hotel is famously designed by a Dutch ex-starchitect who intentionally blinded himself following the project's completion, citing the fact that, having achieved the spatial perfection, he no longer needed to experience space, loomed in the Miami sky like a wart-speckled Brutalist dubbed Zim Zum, the Brants sedately skipped down Collins with a coterie of publicists and journalists being corralled by Gagosian gallery wealth fluffer and Brant family hagiographer Therek Assburg. At this point they were reportedly accosted by a "small gang" of city locals, who surrounded the posse and began chanting "Go Home" FoToLo (invoking a popular Miami slang term meaning, roughly, "Foreign Tourist Losers") while dousing the hapless Brants with fishbowl-sized cherry Freeze-A-Ritas purchased at Liquor Lounge.

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"There definitely was not a brawl," confirmed Deputy Sergeant Inspector Lisper Tucker. "There may have been a shovey-dovey, a bit of a tickle pickle. Maybe even some rubbery fisticuffs and a little old-fashioned slap-pappy. But a brawl? That's simply tabloid doofery, and I would not trust it more than a tin nickel. "Tucker was referring to reports that Peter II, Harry Brant, and Davina Margoza (above, in red), had been engaged in a bloody tussle on Collins Avenue during the opening days of Art Basel Miami Beach, described by the Post as "an orgiastic spasm of hyper-Violence ripping the pleasant palm-tree Facade Apart" and Leaving the art-World Crowd WHO witnessed it "slack-jawed, appalled, and Struggling to make sense of Their new normal."
What has Been confirmed is that Peter II and Harry were on their way to an Emperor Nero-themed fete at Miami Sedition, the new ultra-luxe property owned by the FitzGibbit Ultra-Luxe Holding Company. The hotel-famously designed by a Dutch ex-starchitect who intentionally blinded himself following the project's completion, citing the fact that, having achieved spatial perfection, he no longer needed to experience space-loomed in the Miami sky like a wart-speckled Brutalist refrigerator, and the Brants sedately skipped down Collins with a coterie of publicists and journalists corralled by Gagosian gallery wealth fluffer and Brant family hagiographer Therek Assburg. At this point they were reportedly accosted by a "small gang" of city locals, who surrounded the posse and began chanting "FoToLo Go Home" (invoking a popular Miami slang term meaning, roughly, "Foreign Tourist Losers") while dousing the hapless Brants with fishbowl-sized cherry Freeze-A-Ritas purchased at Liquor Lounge.

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