After Sir Paul McCartney appeared to be turned away from rapper Tyga's GRAMMYs after-party on Monday, ET has the full story.
After Sir Paul McCartney appeared to be turned away from rapper Tyga's GRAMMYs after-party at the Argyle nightclub on Monday, ET now has the full story.
A rep for the venue exclusively tells ET that the 73-year-old music icon was not denied entry into the Hollywood party.
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According to the rep, when McCartney pulled up in a car with fellow musicians Beck and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, they tried to get in through a side door but couldn't because it was an exit door that remains closed at all times.
When a security guard opened the door, the former Beatle asked, "Is this the Mark Ronson party?" When the security guard confirmed that it wasn't Ronson's party, the three artists returned to their car and left.
McCartney was later spotted at the Republic Records GRAMMY after-party alongside Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez and Lorde. McCartney's wife, Nancy Shevell, was also present.
"Paul McCartney literally danced the night away with his wife, Nancy. So adorable," a source tells ET. "And he was surrounded by Beck, Woody Harrelson and Taylor Hawkins. The song that got him up dancing was 'FourFiveSeconds.'"