Robert De Niro's Former Daughter-In-Law Involved In Chainsmokers' Notorious Concert

A new report suggests that Robert De Niro’s former daughter-in-law Claudine De Niro was involved in helping the Chainsmokers put up a concert in Southampton, New York amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The concert was organized with the help of two companies. One of them is In the Know Experiences, a firm where Claudine previously worked for. A Page Six report has claimed that De Niro’s former daughter-in-law was instrumental in spreading the word about the cultural event and even sold tickets for the show.

Everything was going like the organizers would have liked it to until a video surfaced online, showing how people were not taking precautions and even violating the social distancing rules imposed by the government.

The report also suggested that Claudine separated herself from the event as soon as the video went viral on social media.

Apart from her involvement in the show, the media outlet also reported that Claudine’s boyfriend and Oscar-winning actor Cuba Gooding Jr. also attended the concert that took place on July 25.

However, Claudine has denied any association with the event and told the publication that she was just a “guest” while a spokesperson for In the Know Experiences noted that Claudine is an “independent contractor” for the company.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has already launched an investigation and demanded answers from Southampton’s Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.

In a letter sent by Governor Cuomo's office, the New York State Health Commissioner said he is deeply “disturbed” after seeing reports of the “drive-in” concert held in Southampton that clearly violated the guidelines issued by the government.

“I am greatly disturbed by reports concerning the 'drive-in' concert held in your town this past weekend, which apparently involved thousands of people in close proximity, out of their vehicles, a VIP area where there was no pretense of a vehicle, and generally not adhering to social distancing guidance,” Cuomo wrote.

Meanwhile, the organizers issued a statement and revealed all the protocols were followed and the company also provided “complimentary face masks” to everyone who attended the event.

“Upon arrival, individuals within each car had their temperatures taken and were also provided complimentary face masks before driving to their designated 20' x 20' spot,” Billboard quoted the organizers, as saying.