Kensington has opened the new ‘SuperClub’ Boujis founders, the High Society’s favorite Noughties Noughies, who hoped to cheat on the last generation of the Royal and High Society Revelers – even though there is one name on the guest list.
The Gallery, Kensington High Street – A stone’s throw from the Kensington Palace – offers the Cuban Cocktail Bar, the Berlin Style Club, only members and pizza counter. Butter and 80 tequila types can be found in bathrooms.
Entrepreneurs Barth Rougier, Steve Mankelow, Carlo Carello and Jake Parkinson -Smith are behind the plans and say that all the royalists – including Prince William and Harry – are welcome to the new venue except one.
“Everyone is welcome – except Meghan,” Carello told The Mail in February, old – and one now assumes a former – Harry friend who added, “I don’t like him.”
However, the doors of the club called Boujis 3.0 are open to Kate and William. Carello shows that the prince and princess of Wales continued “one of their first dates in boujis”, saying tHi drank the babies and they loved it. ‘
The Crack baby, for non -launched, is shots of vodka with a passionate hemen juice, chopped strawberries and a chambord liqueur. And yes, the cocktail has returned to the gallery menu.
In 2002, the height of its fame, Boujis, was also opened in the expensive Kensington, for the upper class migrants and shakes. At that time, the youngest generation of the royal family was particularly enthusiastic fans of the Swish Club brand.
Every night you may have noticed Kate and William, Prince Harry, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie and Zara Tindall, who rolled on the old brompton road with a high spirit.
Gallery, the latest company from entrepreneurs Barth Rougier, Steve Mankelow, Carlo Carello and Jake Parkinson-Smith, opened in Kensington in March. The club boasts in the bathrooms, in the Neopolitan pizzeria and only in the area of members
The owners of the nightclub Boujis, who became known for their A -list – and royal – fans in the early fast, have opened the new Super Club, Gallery, Kensington
Wales’ future princess was filmed in 2008 in the London cab when she left for Kensington Nightspot Boujis
Now the Prince of Wales and the Princess of Wales depicted the giggles when they left Boujis in 2006; The couple is said to have the first date – during which they drank Crack baby cocktails – in the original club
Celebration Prince: Harry was also regular and famously fell – while it looked a bit worse – when he leaves fame in 2007
The prince was in his festive boy on the day of Boujis’ flourishing day, but he was also a fan of other London clubs and Annabel
Harry hit sadly on the front page by landing on the trough in 2007 aND Kate and William appeared in the club in 2006 – showing more than a little in the eyes – when they got into a waiting car.
Other permanent permanent people were the prince of the pop star, Hugh Grant, Charlotte Church, Cameron Diaz, Paris Hilton, Will Smith and Lady Gaga, who once rolled into a boring white swimsuit.
Noughties’ IT girls – including Chelsy Davy, a former girlfriend of Harry, Etonian, City Slickers, who are old enough to know, all were pulled to Boujis, such as bees for nectar.
By 2016, however, it was all for Boujis; The club became so blatant that it ended up breaking the licensing conditions, and Kensington and Chelsea Council closed it without delay.
The nasty battle between two friends who hired a friend, which ended up with the arrest of the police, was the last nail in the coffin. Years before that had been closed for two months as follows Mass of explosion between revealers.
Now, however, the original founders of the club hope they have the next big hit.
The gallery is located where Mahiki, another Carello and Parkinson -Smith’s owned Rise Club was -Mahikia was also loved by Kate and William, as well as Harry and Princess Eugenie and Beatrice.
Nightspot is a short walk from Eugeni and Jack Brooksbank’s current home in Kensington Palace’s Nottingham cottage, where Harry and Meghan lived.
One of the four founders of Boujis has said that Sussex Duchess Meghan is not welcome in the gallery, the latest company of nightclub entrepreneurs. (In Megha’s photo of Prince Harry of Sussex Duke, who was seen in Unidad Recreativa in El Vallador in 2024)
Kate Middleton was a recurring visitor to the original boujis Noughies, picture left in 2008 and right, a year earlier in 2007
Prince Harry photographed in the evening with his brother – when the relationships were better – and Kate Middleton in December 2007
Princess Beatrice also had many nights at the famous London Club when it was open
Cara Delevingne and Rihanna were famous faces that enjoyed the nights alongside Boujis, alongside Lady Gaga, Metallica and Will Smith (Figure 2013)
Bouji bye: The famous Noughties Club was finally closed in 2016 after a breach of licensing conditions
Boujis 3.0 is a favorite of another royal hedonism in Mahik’s former place, also owned by Carello and Parkinson-SMith
Gallery -oriented people can expect to pay £ 300 for annual membership, while 21-30 year olds can become lifelong members of £ 2,500.
Carello told Times this week that the quartet’s success recipe is largely the same – and the discretion has always been confirmed.
The businessman said, ‘We create very abandoned, hedonistic nights, but we also protect our patrons.
“It has been home from home to Royals,” the co-owner Jake Parkinson-Smith told The Mail earlier this year saying that Boujis was a “safe space for them”.
Mr. Parkinson-Smith reminded once a walking boujis on a week night to find us in the rapper Missy Elliott, who had brought all her fame after her friend’s Mobo Awards.
“I remember doing the number of heads and realizing that there were more A-list stars than staff,” he said, “and we had no prior notice.”
For the second time, Heavy Metal Band Metallica pulled up five black out-liusin fleet, one for each member of the band and bikinit-up-curtain girls.
The club regularly played a pop star prince, who came to the rain and asked to go beside the back door under a purple umbrella.
Carello once described Boujis for “the embodiment of the nightlife of London”.
However, not everyone got to the club when Kate’s brother James Middleton was allegedly allegedly rejected.
“It was a constant jongleding law that you chose and (what) you do,” Careello admitted to the popularity of Boujis.
The re-birth of the club, known as B London, often called Boujis 2.0, opened in 2023 and continues to be the Boutique membership club.