Emily Ratajkowski bares her abs in chilly NYC after getting denied comped MSG seats
Emily Ratajkowski was spotted for the first time on Tuesday after being denied comped seats to a Rangers game at Madison Square Garden.
The supermodel, 32, was photographed walking her dog in chilly New York City while talking on the phone. Despite the cold temperatures, she showed off her abs while wearing a black crop top under a red and black North Face puffer jacket.
Ratajkowski completed the look with black sunnies and matching leggings and sneakers.
Her morning outing comes after Page Six exclusively reported that she was denied free tickets to a Rangers game at MSG.
The model seemingly offended reps when she and pal Irina Shayk left the Knicks’ Nov. 24 game two minutes before the buzzer.
“They left early! I mean, people notice when the two of them walk out together,” an eyewitness exclusively told us.
“That was a big game against Miami . . . It was one of these [games in the] In-Season Tournament, [the NBA’s new annual competition,] and the Knicks stormed back . . . in the second half to win the game.”
Because of their little stunt, a source told us that EmRata is now encouraged to buy her MSG tickets just like everyone else.
Models and A-listers are known to frequent the famed “celebrity row” of MSG — a section with price tags that typically go for thousands of dollars unless an attendee has been granted a comped seat from the establishment.
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Ratajkowski’s early exit from the Knick’s 100-98 win over the Heat may have also been a shock to reps of Manhattan’s mega arena due to the overwhelming request they’ve gotten from celebs for the comped seats this year alone.
“The team has been flooded with requests from celebrities, with some saying they will fly in from out of town if they can get tickets,” a source familiar with MSG told The Post in May following another win by the Knicks against the Heat.
“There’s way too many asks to address.”
Per The Post, seats on celebrity row are so hot that the arena has its own special staff to cultivate and maintain the relationships between those in the spotlight.
