A firsthand account of Eddie's lavish party, described as the most debaucherous the author has ever attended. Guests indulge in kinky encounters, orgies, and champagne amidst a hedonistic atmosphere.
Nearby, a blonde wearing nothing but Louboutins and expensive perfume leads a man behind a red curtain, which is deliberately left ajar.
Off to the side, two small rooms with red, velvet curtains provided spaces for private escapades - although most of the guests kept the curtains ajar so the voyeuristic crowd could enjoy too. While neighbours have repeatedly called for an end to the mansion’s wild gatherings, Fast Eddie shows no signs of slowing down.In court, his lawyer argued there was a "cultural difference" between his lifestyle as a party enthusiast and the quieter preferences of his neighbours.
"Number 28 is empty, Number 30 is an empty office, Number 34 is the Polish consulate but it’s currently empty. I’ve been on Portland Place for more than 30 years and I want people to be able to have fun.”In 1990, aged 24, he served a nine-month sentence for failing to charge VAT on Gatecrasher tickets. He spent just 16 days in prison, later quipping to Tatler: “Boring. There aren’t many parties there.
In 2011, he was sentenced to eight years and seven months in prison for being the ‘ringmaster’ in a £4.5million deception. Today, Davenport splits his time between a penthouse in Thailand and London. When in London, he often makes appearances at his parties, casually mingling with guests but he doesn’t drink or participate, as I witnessed during my visit last year.
A fresh-faced 20-year-old Davenport burst onto the scene of London’s elite by throwing the infamous Gatecrasher balls in the 1980s. Explaining the deal, he told The Times: “The diplomats were so poor they were working as minicab drivers.But while he made out like he was doing the Sierra Leonean’s a favour – in fact this was just another sign of Fast Eddie’s trademark eye for a deal.
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