Marc Jacobs responds to "orgy" story

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October 28, 2015 | Celeb Watch

Marc Jacobs responds to "orgy" story

According to the New York Post's Page Six, fashion designer Marc Jacobs hosted a 10-man orgy over the weekend. The article claimed that he made up his guest list from people he met on hook-up app Grindr.

According to Page Six:

“Everyone was in their 20s,” said the source, who claimed the party raged at Jacobs’ home and lasted into Sunday morning.

But “people weren’t as good-looking as I expected,” the source sighed. “I expected Lorenzo Martone beautiful. They were average, chill people who didn’t have any attitude, which was really nice.” That is nice at an orgy! Martone is Jacobs’ Brazilian former fiancé ...

A source said some guests at the party were using drugs “G,” for club drug GHB, and “Tina,” a form of crystal meth. Jacobs is reportedly sober.

On Monday, Jacobs responded.

First, he posted to Instagram that he had decided to take an extended break from Grindr. He also took a moment to confirm that he was gay and did, indeed, enjoy having sex with men.

Jacobs then posted a comment for whoever tipped the tabloid to the story. "... to whichever guest benefitted from calling this misinformation into the Post, I only wish you good health, happiness, and a long life to enjoy taking advantage of the kindness of strangers and talking shit about others. #reallyqueen?"

Marc Jacobs has never been shy about his Grindr profile. Last year he said during an interview that it was really no big deal.

"I don't have any hang-ups about those kinds of things," he explained. "I don't really care. Who's kidding who? I've talked about having hair transplants, I've talked about my drug problems, I've talked about my drinking problems, I've talked about sex. I just think it's so much better to sort of be honest about those things. I always find it very dubious and I don't really trust people who deny human instincts."

It's good that Jacobs in unashamed about sex, though we would not put it in the same category as drug and alcohol abuse.