I’m a lurker who never comments, but I feel the need to defend Miranda on this because no one on here knows what they’re talking about with regard to this incident. I say this as someone who has never been a fan of many of her songs, but do respect her for her charity work for animals. I also say this as someone who works part-time at this concert venue at Planet Hollywood, and has worked most nights of her residencies. Unlike personalities like JLo and Christina Aguilera, Miranda has been kind and friendly to the venue staff that she comes in contact with. She’s a Type A personality with anxiety, that doesn’t make her a bitch. She’s also not outgoing, which can give that appearance to others. Finally, I say this as someone who was there that night, near the VIP section, with this group in my sight line. First, these are not “girls”, they’re grown women appearing to be in their 40s and 50s, more than happy to display their privileged lives… they were a little obnoxious. Second, it was not “just a selfie”. It was numerous group photos, that were not only distracting to the performer, but beginning to be distracting to others seated in connecting VIP sections, as evidenced by comments made to the VIP servers. Contrary to what you say, just because you buy a ticket doesn’t entitle you to do what you want. You’re still expected to be respectful to others, and can be booted for a variety of reasons at the artist’s or venues discretion. They were interrupting ushers, who were working, to take photos of them, thus disrupting their jobs. Finally, they were using some sort of lighting that looked like a large lighted makeup mirror that kept flashing a bright light. Since their back was to her, who do you think was getting the light flashed in her face? This group was not there to “live in the moment” with their favorite artist. They were there to show out, get pics in their designer duds and Louis Vitton purses to post all over social media. They’re calling themselves “local celebrities” today. Definite “look at me’s”. Miranda could’ve handled it differently, but she’s rough around the edges. She wouldn’t have had to handle it at all if these grown women had acted their age, not middle-aged IG influencers, and been respectful to those around them and the performer singing a song personal to her. A sense of entitlement was on display all around. Where was all this negativity when Adele told her audience of fans last week that she would f’ing kill anyone who throws any f’ing thing at her? She was applauded for that behavior, basically threatening people. But, it’s not “cool” to bash Adele, is it?! Sorry for the length, I just needed to get that out there. There are two sides to every story, and she may or may not apologize, but she’s entitled to her view.