I created an all-female nightclub to stop men ruining my night out – and 2,000 women turn up every time

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Teddy Edwardes, an event planner has revealed the reason behind her action of engineering ‘all-female night club’.

Her decision came about six years ago when a man allegedly ruined her night.

Teddy, the founder and director of ‘LICK’ revealed in her TikTok video which has garnered over 3.6 million views.

‘I started LICK because I was sick of going to straight clubs and every time I had some kind of problem with men,’ she admitted.

‘The last straw that broke the camel’s back was: I walked into my friend’s album label launch in Shoreditch and within seconds a man grabbed my ponytail and yanked me back through the club to the bar because “he wanted to buy me a drink.” ‘

The 32-year-old woman admitted she fought it hard before ‘LICK’ is successful.

Teddy is linked to Amber Gill after the pair was seen enjoying a flirty social media exchange and day out together.

‘For the first three years, I barely made a penny.

‘No venue wanted to work with us, the one venue we had often canceled at the last minute, and I personally was banned from most venues in Soho because they collectively agreed I was ‘bringing the wrong crowd to the area’.

She now boasts of 2,000 sold-out tickets at every events. LICK is now a popular all-female nightclub in London.

Recently, Teddy is linked to Amber Gill after the pair was seen enjoying a flirty social media exchange and day out together.

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