TikTok stars Harrison ‘HSTikkyTokky’ Sullivan and Ed Matthews were kicked out of London restaurant Sheesh Mayfair during a chaotic, livestreamed night out.
Despite Sullivan having a 9pm court-imposed curfew, the pair shared footage of themselves going wild inside the venue before being promptly asked to leave.
Broadcast to more than 20,000 viewers, they were seen making derogatory remarks toward women at the bar, prompting staff to intervene.
During the live footage, the duo were seen disrespecting women, refusing to take a simple ‘not interested’ for an answer and even describing some as ‘tarts.’
Sheesh bosses then swiftly booted the two friends out.
The whole saga played out live for the world to see on Kick, a livestreaming platform.
TikTok stars Harrison ‘HSTikkyTokky’ Sullivan and Ed Matthews were kicked out of London restaurant Sheesh Mayfair during a chaotic, livestreamed night out (pictured in January 2024)Â
Despite Sullivan having a 9pm court-imposed curfew, the pair shared footage of themselves going wild inside the venue before being promptly asked to leave
In the video, Sullivan, 24, can be heard saying: ‘It’s a shame I’ve got a bedtime. Where’s my cocktail? Get me another one.’
He then continues to tell people in the restaurant: ‘I’m a Youtuber and he (Ed Matthews) is a boxer and TV star.’
Last week Sullivan was spared jail after being wanted by Sussex Police for almost a year, having crashed his supercar in Virginia Water, Surrey, in March 2024.
Instead of handing himself in, Sullivan fled the country and spent 12 months globetrotting to locations including Dubai, Thailand and Spain.
During his time as a fugitive, Sullivan attended a Misfits boxing match in Qatar and was even interviewed by Louis Theroux for a forthcoming documentary.
Sullivan was eventually detained by Spanish police for allegedly attacking another man with a glass at a bar in Spain in August and leaving him ‘seriously injured’.
Police then brought him back to the UK and he was finally arrested on October 10, bringing an end to his time on the run.
Last month, the influencer pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving without insurance.
Last week Sullivan (left) was spared jail after being wanted by Sussex Police for almost a year, having crashed his supercar in Virginia Water, Surrey, in March 2024
Influencer Ed (pictured in October 2023) first achieved notoriety by feuding with other social media stars and staging fights with them in the boxing ring
And on Friday, Sullivan looked a world away from the lavish lifestyle he likes to portray on social media, wearing a grey prison tracksuit as he was handed a one-year suspended custodial sentence, a two-year driving ban, an electronic tag for three months, 300 hours of unpaid work and 30 days of rehabilitation.
The Daily Mail also revealed earlier this month that Essex-born Matthews, 23, paid a court £2,000 to avoid wearing an electronic tag and an accompanying curfew which would interfere with his nightly livestreams.
Matthews first appeared in court back in the summer, pleading guilty to threatening behaviour and assault by beating.
Sentenced to a maximum of ten days of unpaid labour, he was hauled back before the Basildon bench when he failed to turn up for work.
