Grill’d co-founder Simon Crowe apologises for wearing Native American headdress to party
Millionaire businessman criticised by TikTok users after appearing at company’s costume party in feathered headdress
The co-founder of the multimillion-dollar Grill’d burger chain, Simon Crowe, has apologised for wearing a Native American headdress to an end of year staff costume Christmas party.
In a social media video that has since been taken down, Crowe appears among a crowd wearing a feathered headdress and a gold jacket, speaking to a man dressed as Sesame Street’s Count von Count.
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