Video appears to show Vendôme owners partying with far‑right guests at Miami club

Pagesix has learned video appears to show Vendôme owners Byram Zaied and Jonathan Mansour partying alongside Nick Fuentes and other far‑right figures at the Miami nightclub Vendôme. Video circulated over the weekend of Fuentes, Myron Gaines, Sneako, Clavicular and Andrew and Tristan Tate at the club, reportedly singing along and dancing to Kanye West’s song “Heil Hitler” while enjoying bottle service.

Clips reviewed by the outlet show a man who appears to be Zaied standing near Andrew Tate and, in a livestream, a man who appears to be Mansour at a table with the former kickboxer while staff carried an illuminated sign reading “Welcome Andrew Tate.” The group was also filmed in a van listening to the song, and Gaines can be seen yelling “Jews mad!” and giving a Nazi salute; Gaines is the author of the book Why Women Deserve Less.

DJ Vybz was deejaying. The Tate brothers have been charged with human trafficking and rape and are under investigation in three countries; they have denied wrongdoing. The club released a statement saying it does not condone antisemitism, hate speech or prejudice, and said it fired staffers, permanently banned the individuals involved and implemented new protocols.

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Culture, Vendôme, Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, Myron Gaines, Jonathan Mansour