Jemima Khan ‘unimpressed’ by Hugh Grant’s food fight
March 20th, 2010 - 4:29 pm ICT by ANI ( Leave a comment )London, Mar 20 (ANI): Hugh Grant’s ex-girlfriend Jemima Khan is seemingly ‘unimpressed’ with the actor’s recent food fight with PR executive Matthew Freud.
The actor had become involved in a fracas with Freud because he was upset that stories had appeared linking Jemima to Guy Ritchie, whom she met at a party at Freud’s house in Notting Hill.
However, it has emerged that Sir James Goldsmith’s daughter is not very happy on hearing the news.”Jemima thinks the whole thing is very childish,” the Telegraph quoted one of her pals as saying.
“She doesn’t need anyone dishing out right hooks on her behalf,” added the friend.
Grant, 49, allegedly punched Freud after the PR man had smeared chocolate cake over his shirt.
The actor is said to have provoked the incident by using a four-letter word to describe Freud. (ANI)
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