Savannah James Claims A Hermès Employee Was Fired For Ignoring Her

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Savannah James, the wife of LeBron James, claimed that a Hermès employe was let off for not showing up for her scheduled appointment. The businesswoman and her friend April McDaniel recounted going to the upscale fashion house’s store in Italy at the time of the alleged event during Thursday’s “Question Everything” podcast.

McDaniel revealed:

“One time we went to Milan [and] they treated us like s–t,” “And fired the lady,”

Savanna, 39, added:

“We had an appointment”. “And they tried to act like it was …”

McDaniel went on:

“I said, ‘Baby, you caught the wrong one today,’” “You want some smoke? You done caught one. I am crazy like that,” “I said, ‘How many bags you got? Ten?’”

Savannah said: “They brought out everything,”

As they were led into a private area filled with macarons, champagne, and caviar, the two described how the Hermès employes “closed down that whole motherf–king store.”

In a different incident, McDaniel revealed that she also advocated for the dismissal of a male Chanel employee after he informed Savanna that she was not allowed to handle a pocketbook during their visit to the store’s Paris branch.

Signed, a holding company that supports women-owned companies and media endeavors, was co-founded by Savanna and McDaniel. Additionally, they co-host the podcast “Everybody’s Crazy.”

Sumit Rajan

Sumit is a Sr. Editor at Black Sports Online. When not dissecting NBA and NFL storylines, you’ll find him cheering for Manchester United, testing out new fountain pens, or scaling a mountain.

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