Millie Court and Chloe Burrows kicked out of Coachella VIP

Millie Court and Chloe Burrows revealed they were kicked of Coachella’s VIP section after an awkward run-in with Megan Fox. 

The Love Island stars gave an insight into their time at the Californian festival on Friday, which took place last weekend, after being invited by White Fox. 

Chloe admitted that she got ‘too drunk’ while Millie admitted that she bumped into American actress Megan, but was left embarrassed. 

Speaking on a clip, shared to the brand’s TikTok, Chloe explained: ‘All of a sudden I was really drunk and me and Laura [her friend] fell over and got kicked out of VIP.’

Mille added: ‘And Megan Fox was there and I asked her for a pictured and she said “no”. Yeah, whoops!’

‘I was like Whitney come with me and she said she would ask for me.’ 

Daily Mail has contacted Megan Fox’s representative for comment.  

After jetting out to the dessert last week for Justin Bieber‘s headline set, the duo showed off their revealing outfits on Instagram. 

Millie posed up a storm in a revealing sheer white lace mini dress from White Fox Boutique, teamed with black cowboy boots.

Meanwhile, Chloe set pulses racing in a daring crop top and brown shorts while posing on a vintage pink cadillac.

Despite the stars’ eager anticipation to see Justin’s return to the stage, fans were noticeably underwhelmed after he delivered a set full of deep cuts, for which he was reportedly paid $10 million.

His set was scheduled for an already late 11:25pm start time, and rumours circulated in the run-up to his set that the high desert winds might delay him even further.

Although he arrived on time to a burst of cheers and applause, he emerged dressed down in shorts, a hoodie and shades and proceeded to launch into a string of his lesser-known recent numbers, mostly neglecting his older hits.

Although he did throw in a sporadic fan favorite like Stay, his 2021 smash single with The Kid LaROI, he stuck mostly to a set that had fans posting online with a reaction of mingled disappointment and derision.

They began contemptuously tweeting remarks such as: ‘Justin Bieber headlined Coachella just to not play any of his classics lmao,’ and: ‘There’s just no way Coachella paid Justin Bieber 8 mil to dress up like Jesse Pinkman.’

He began the set with his song 2025 song All I Can Take, which the Canadian pop act performed amid psychedelically flickering blue and white lights. 

He then served up a rendition of his defiant 2025 number Speed Demon, which took a derisive attitude to the public speculation about his well-being.

In an insistence that his musical output should speak for itself, he crooned: ‘They try to say I’m out of my mind, but now they singing every line.’

Bieber delivered renditions of his songs First Place and Go Baby, both of which are loving tributes to his wife Hailey Bieber, who has been seen dashing about Coachella with her gal pal Kendall Jenner in the run-up to his show. 

Among the other new songs he performed were Walking Away, rumored to be addressing the divorce rumors between him and Hailey, his song Petting Zoo, which some fans interpreted as being about their couple’s quarrels, and another number of his called I Do, an apparent affirmation of their commitment.