Influencer Florence Mirsky has issued a public apology after facing intense backlash over a viral video. In the clip, she used a racial slur during a heated exchange with valet workers in Beverly Hills. The footage quickly sparked widespread criticism, leading Mirsky to address the controversy and express regret for her remarks in a public statement.
What happened to Florence Mirsky?
Florence Mirsky, an influencer and the mother of music producer Scott Storch’s son, is facing intense criticism after a video surfaced showing her using offensive language towards valet workers in Beverly Hills.
The viral footage captures Mirsky making racially charged comments and calling the workers derogatory names, including a racial slur. At one point, she can also be heard saying, “President Donald Trump is doing good things because you guys r*pe people. You guys r*pe and kill people.”
In the video, she also throws a $100 bill at one of the workers while belittling him. As the altercation escalated, Mirsky attempted to slap the phone of a worker who was recording the incident.
After the video went viral, Mirsky issued an apology for her actions on Instagram. She admitted that she was “so wrong” and should have handled the situation differently. Mirsky claimed that her outburst was triggered by one of the valet workers allegedly groping her and she blamed past trauma for her behavior (via KNBC).
The influencer also defended herself against accusations of racism, stating that she has been involved with Mexican people and that the comments in the video do not reflect her true beliefs. Despite the apology, the video continues to generate online outrage, with many questioning her response. No police report has been filed in connection with the incident.
