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Influencers Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens were removed from the US Open after posting their credentials online. They claimed they were informed of the revocation while dining at a partnered restaurant, expressing confusion over the situation. The incident highlights ongoing challenges with influencer behavior at the tournament, which has prompted the USTA to issue guidelines on photography and etiquette.
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Influencers Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens were removed from the US Open after posting their credentials online. They claimed they were informed of the revocation while dining at a partnered restaurant, expressing confusion over the situation. The incident highlights ongoing challenges with influencer behavior at the tournament, which has prompted the USTA to issue guidelines on photography and etiquette.
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