Ticket price is 313 pounds! Reporter reveals Yamal Mother’s Dinner: Most people are acquaintances of the organizer

Yamal’s mother took a photo with the Post reporter

Yamal’s mother recently held a dinner party in London, England. British media Post reporter Aadam Patel attended the event on Friday and wrote an article about the experience of attending the dinner.

The reporter wrote: Less than an hour after Yamal’s mother Sheila arrived, the guests formed a conga line, and Sheila was close to the front of the line and danced around the banquet hall.

The invitation to the party read: "Don't miss the opportunity to meet the mother of the best football player in the world."

The reporter also said that he purchased a VIP package with a ticket price of 313 pounds, including VIP seats at the dinner, unlimited drinks and the opportunity to take photos with Sheila.

Sheila wore a floor-length black dress. She was introduced by Jennifer Crook, the founder of the company that planned the event. Her company specializes in planning weddings, and she emphasized that the theme of the evening was having fun and connecting.

Through the Zoom meeting, Jennifer reached an agreement on this event and made it clear that Sheila was just a guest, not a member of the organizing team, and had nothing to do with the set ticket prices, which started at £130 for general tickets.

The reporter also said that at the dinner table, a couple invited by the organizers admitted that they had no idea who the special guests were. They are not alone. It's a bit strange to say the least, and the reality is that most people aren't here for Sheila. Instead, they came as friends and acquaintances of Jennifer.

Of the guest list of about 100 people, only a few people actually came forward to talk to Sheila. She spoke little English, was communicative and very friendly, but was unwilling to talk in detail about her son. This caution is evident. But Sheila, a former waitress, was relaxed and happily dancing with the guests.

"I'm happy to be here, and I'm really proud of my son. We're all very happy," she told me. I was later told that she was reluctant to talk much about Yamal, so that was the level of detail.

Event organizer, Yamal mother, Post reporter (from left to right)