Chappell Roan Apologizes After Jude Law's Daughter Reportedly Cries Over Hotel Incident

Chappell Roan has issued an apology to Ada Law, the daughter of actor Jude Law, following an alleged incident at a São Paulo hotel. Roan asserts she did not instruct any security personnel to approach Ada Law, who was reportedly left in tears. The singer stated, "They did not come up to me," and emphasized that she was unaware of any confrontation until after it occurred. Roan has denied orchestrating the interaction and expressed that she "does not hate children or fans."

The controversy arose after Jorginho, Ada Law's stepfather, publicly accused Roan's team of confronting his stepdaughter. Jorginho, whose real name is Jorge Luiz Frello Filho, claimed on social media that a security guard approached Ada Law after she spotted Roan at breakfast. According to Jorginho, his wife, Catherine Harding, and Ada Law were staying at the same hotel where Roan was present for the Lollapalooza festival. Jorginho further alleged that the security guard threatened to file a complaint with the hotel, causing distress to his 11-year-old stepdaughter.

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Roan's response came via videos shared on social media platform X. She maintained that she did not see a woman and child during breakfast and that no one approached her. She stated, "I did not see a woman and a child," and "nobody had come up to me or bothered me." Roan also clarified that the security guard involved was not part of her personal detail and that the actions taken were not on her behalf.

Harding, also known as Cat Cavelli, reiterated her account of the events, emphasizing that the security guard was not hotel staff but someone who "looks after artists." While she expressed a desire to believe Roan did not authorize the confrontation, Harding underscored the responsibility celebrities hold for their team's conduct. She noted that the trip to São Paulo was intended as a birthday gift for Ada Law, who is a fan of Roan's music.

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Public reaction to the incident has been varied, with some internet users criticizing Roan's alleged actions and suggesting she is "not built for fame." Others have defended the singer, pointing to her claims of unawareness and the alleged actions of an independent security guard.

The incident occurred prior to the Lollapalooza festival in São Paulo, Brazil. This situation adds to a broader discussion surrounding celebrity interactions with fans and the conduct of security personnel.