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06.07.2020 - 15:52

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The world’s most elite sex club is closing its doors due to the coronavirus outbreak. Following COVID-19 fears, Snctm has cancelled one of its Los Angeles orgies.

The kinky party won’t be going ahead tomorrow – March 14 – and has been postponed in order to prevent the spread of the virus.

A-listers and socialites may also have to cancel plans in April. A Sntcm spokesperson said: “Due to COVID-19 Snctm’s LA Masquerade has been postponed until further notice. “We will make our determination regarding the April NYC Masquerade in the coming weeks.” It’s no surprise that Snctm bosses are considering cancelling future events.

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