Sean Penn, Wyclef Jean ‘make peace’ after series of bitter public insults
By ANIMonday, February 14, 2011
NEW YORK - Rival Haiti relief workers Sean Penn and Wyclef Jean, who have been at a war of words for past some time, have reportedly made peace at a top New York music venue.
Penn and Jean bumped into each other at B.B. King Blues Club n Grill in Times Square this weekend after they arrived separately to see Haitian band T-Vice, and locked themselves in a backstage dressing room for a 30-minute argument before emerging, having made peace.
“They were both in the venue, and when they saw each other at around 1 a.m., they started a confrontation. Things seemed pretty tense, and everyone around them was nervous,” the New York Post quoted a source as saying.
“They then asked staff if they could go somewhere private, so they were led into a dressing room backstage where they could be alone and shut the door. They weren’t yelling and screaming, but they had it out and aired their differences for 30 minutes. When they came out they hugged each other, they went onstage and stood side-by-side,” the source added. (ANI)
