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The School of Sex has gone on to publish a full statement on its website in response to all the media attention they (unsurprisingly) have received since the story broke. For starters, they have no intention of stopping, and have allegedly received several offers from other, more open-minded hotels interested in hosting future parties.

According to the Daily News, the incident was a one-off for the organization, who usually manages to pull off these sorts of events with perfect discretion and cooperation from the venue. As long as the hotel averted its gaze, organizers would ensure that the parties didn't get too out of control or disrupt other hotel guests on the floor.

But it sounds like the Mondrian event somehow attracted too much attention, and that's when the disruptions began.

School of Sex organizer Rocco gave a somewhat confuddling explanation to the Daily News:

"'They noticed there were a lot of attractive people — one of whom was a celebrity,' he said. 'We insisted this was a private event ... It’s not appropriate when you have people’s identities that you want to protect.'"

Sooo...does he mean 'they' as in party guests? Or regular Mondrian hotel guests? We're a little unclear. And were the hotel guests trying to get in on the action? Or did they just want to take pictures of the unnamed celebrity?

And how did security get involved?

So many questions, so few hotel sex party details.

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