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Published 11:28 19 Dec 2016 GMT

"Leigh-Anne’s friend wasn’t going to let it go. She kept saying 'no I wouldn’t, no I wouldn’t'. And Leigh-Anne started going, 'Maybe I would, maybe I would'. "And then he said something like 'shut up' to Leigh-Anne’s friend. "Leigh-Anne turned around and said, 'don’t say that to her' or 'don’t be rude'".At that point, the man "walked around the table and leant into her and gave her a clean slap on the face", leaving her hair stuck to her face. The source continued:
"She looked completely shocked. "She was laughing about it at first but then she completely broke down, crying. Her friend was comforting her".A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police released a statement on the incident:
"Police were called on Monday, 28 November at around 04:50 hours by a woman who stated that a man had threatened to assault her and had assaulted another woman she was with. "The suspect made off prior to police arrival. Officers conducted a search of the area and did not locate the suspect".
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