A Playboy bunny claims that she was fired from her job as a croupier after bosses found out about a fling with one of the UK’s richest men.
Victoria Jack, who worked as a dealer at the Playboy Club in London, said she was axed for gross misconduct after her secret affair with the customer was discovered.
The 25-year-old revealed how the married businessman pursued her after they met in the club, reportedly sending her dozens of WhatsApp messages asking for sex sessions.
The pair would reportedly spend nights at a string of exclusive hotels, including a week at the Four Seasons, with the tycoon even giving her £1,000 cash as a birthday present.
Victoria Jack (pictured), who worked as a dealer at the Playboy Club in London, said she axed for gross misconduct after her secret affair with the customer was discovered
The 25-year-old revealed how the married businessman pursued her after they met in the club, sending her dozens of WhatsApp messages asking for sex sessions
The couple’s affair was eventually brought to an abrupt end after bosses were tipped off that they had visited Mayfair’s Colony Club. leading to Miss Jack (pictured) losing her job
But their affair was eventually brought to an abrupt end after bosses were tipped off that they had visited Mayfair’s Colony Club, reported The Sun.
The unnamed businessman had reportedly told Miss Jack to lie about the meet up, however Playboy Club managers said they would ask for CCTV footage to catch her at the scene.
Miss Jack told the newspaper: ‘He said he had spoken to them and they wouldn’t hand any pictures over. But they did. My reputation has been tarnished.
‘I am heartbroken, I’ve been through so much. It was hard losing my job but even harder losing him.
‘I wouldn’t have gone anywhere near him if I had known he was married. Perhaps he has done this before, I don’t know.’
Miss Jack, from north London, said that after the affair was revealed, she was told by her older lover: ‘Find someone your own age’.
The Playboy Club London reopened in June 2011 after being closed for 30 years. And in an effort to regain the decadent sheen Playboy had when Hefner launched the nightspots in 1960, the club is replete with gaming rooms, restaurants and the obligatory Cottontail Lounge, designed for the ‘louche and mysterious’
The Playboy Club London reopened in June 2011 after being closed for 30 years. And in an effort to regain the decadent sheen Playboy had when Hefner launched the nightspots in 1960, the club is replete with gaming rooms, restaurants and the obligatory Cottontail Lounge, designed for the ‘louche and mysterious’