Emma Watson’s £30,000 Audi Towed Away During Night Out at Pub
In a night out turned sour, actress Emma Watson found herself in a predicament as her £30,000 Audi was towed away during her visit to a pub.
The renowned ‘Harry Potter’ star, aged 33, known for her role as Hermione Granger in the beloved wizard film series, encountered a scene in Stratford upon Avon, west Midlands, on Tuesday night (06.02.24). Witnesses observed Watson engaging with two truck drivers as they lifted her blue car onto a flatbed truck.
The incident unfolded after Watson reportedly parked her vehicle in front of a car park entrance, obstructing access for nearly four hours. This caused inconvenience to the boss of a nearby pizza restaurant, whose car was blocked in by Watson’s Audi.
Detailing the ordeal, the manager of Red Hot Mamma pizzeria recounted the challenges of locating the driver after a strenuous 12-hour shift, lamenting the unauthorized parking in a designated no-parking zone.
Reportedly, Watson had illegally parked her car on a quiet street before heading into a nearby pub, the Rose and Crown, accompanied by her mother, Jacqueline.
When authorities were called to address the situation and initiate towing procedures, Watson emerged from the pub in a flurry, vocally protesting against the removal of her car.
Despite her pleas, the tow truck proceeded to impound the vehicle, leaving Watson facing a £192 charge for its retrieval, along with additional fees accruing daily at the car pound.
A witness described Watson’s distress over the incident, noting her attempts to reason with the truck driver before ultimately witnessing her car being towed away, with her mother present throughout the ordeal.
Warwickshire Police confirmed the impoundment of a blue Audi S3 parked obstructively on High Street near the junction with Sheep Street in Stratford. No criminal activity was recorded in connection with the incident.
