The court heard that the singer told a black flight attendant “I want your chocolate children” and asked her to kiss him while drunk
By Sarah Campbell, Ted Hennessey &Tim SigsworthBlue star Lee Ryan told a black flight attendant “I want your chocolate children” and asked her to kiss him while drunk on a plane, a court has heard.
She said: “He was making comments about my complexion, you’re my chocolate darling, my chocolate cookie, and I’m going to have your chocolate children.” Ryan, who was tearful in the dock before giving evidence, said he drank a whole bottle of port and ate cheese in the BA lounge after the flight was delayed.
He also claimed to have said “chocolate chip cookie”, adding: “They’re white, there was no malice in them .”
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