Chaos Unleashed at Christmas Show Involving ‘Jersey Shore’ Star’s Entourage

Chaos erupted when the vibes of the Jersey Shore hit the North Pole — and it wasn’t pretty.

Sources informed Page Six that Angelina Pivarnick, a notable figure from the hit series “Jersey Shore,” was with a group that caused a major disturbance at a Christmas-themed club. Their actions disrupted a stage performance, annoyed other patrons, and included harassment of the performers, with one member allegedly assaulting a 3′ 6″ actress who was in a teddy bear costume.

Ultimately, the situation escalated to the point where the event’s organizers felt compelled to call the police on the disruptive party.

Pivarnick’s lawyer shared with us that although the reality TV star was present at the event, she was not involved in the commotion. “Angelina was there enjoying the event with some friends and spent much of the evening interacting positively with fans and posing for pictures,” attorney John Zidziuna explained. “She behaved appropriately throughout the event and did not physically engage with anyone… While it’s true that the behavior of some attendees led to police involvement, video evidence from the venue and police body cameras will clearly demonstrate that Angelina was not part of any wrongdoing.”

Inside “Santa’s Secret” Nightclub

The “Santa’s Secret” venue in Chelsea offers an immersive experience where visitors explore a “winter wonderland.” This leads to a hidden “speakeasy” featuring a bar and risqué, holiday-themed stage performances.

It was reported that Pivarnick and her entourage arrived around 9pm on a recent evening, visibly intoxicated.

During a part of the show where performers dressed as Christmas characters mingle with the audience, the group reportedly became particularly disruptive.

Katrina Kemp, a cast member and a person with dwarfism, encountered Pivarnick’s group during this interactive segment. She described the experience as dehumanizing. “They hurled the ‘M’ slur at me and even threatened to physically assault me when I tried to walk away,” Kemp recounted to Page Six.

She further claimed that the group physically attacked her, hitting and squeezing her stomach, which compelled her to break character. “I had to remove my mask and break the illusion of the show. I told them, ‘Don’t touch me!’ and they responded by hurling insults and vulgarities at me,” she explained.

Kemp, who has previously worked for “Jersey Shore” creator Sally Ann Salsano, recognized Pivarnick among the group but couldn’t identify who exactly attacked her due to wearing her mascot costume at the time.

Kemp described the group’s behavior as animalistic, showing no respect for the performers, some of whom are veterans of national tours, Broadway, and even burlesque and drag scenes.

She also claimed that Pivarnick arrogantly asked attendees and staff, “Do you know who I am?”

Witnesses also mentioned that the group was dancing on tables and disrupting a live band’s performance.

The situation reportedly became so uncontrollable that the show’s producer, Brandon Voss of Voss Events, stated that despite calling security, Pivarnick’s party refused to leave. “It wasn’t until NYPD officers showed up that they decided to leave the venue,” he remarked.

An NYPD spokesperson confirmed that a 911 call was made regarding a dispute at the location, though no further details were disclosed.

Zidziuna reiterated in a statement that the accusations against Pivarnick were unfounded and seemed to be aimed at generating sensational headlines. “Angelina participated in the event with friends and had an enjoyable time throughout, never once behaving inappropriately,” he stated. “These baseless allegations are not supported by any evidence. Once proven untrue, the facts will pave the way for legal actions by Angelina,” he concluded.