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Dustin Lance Black reportedly calls cops after brawl in London gay bar

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Tom Daley had been out having drinks in Soho, reports The Sun. They began with dinner at glitzy Italian restaurant Avo Mario, before watching a drag show at Ku Bar in Chinatown.

They then moved on to Freedom on Wardour Street in Soho.Related: Dustin Lance Black trying not to laugh at Tom Daley’s bad jokes is adorableAlso at Freedom was Teddy Edwardes, the promoter of queer women’s events, Lick.

Edwardes has also appeared recently on the BBC3 show, The Big Proud Party Agency. The reality show features LGBTQ party planners compete against one another.What exactly happened next is unclear.

Edwardes posted a lengthy video message on her stories yesterday to give her side of events.She said, “I went out for a couple of quiet drinks with my friends last night, nothing crazy.

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