U.S. Open organizers revoke tournament credentials for two social media influencers
New York Post • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 9:15 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

U.S. Open officials revoked the tournament credentials of Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens, the operators behind the social media account The VIP List. The pair announced on Friday that they were removed from the Flushing Meadows site earlier this week. The influencers stated they were escorted from the premises after a dispute regarding access and conduct within the venue. The tournament organizers have not released specific details regarding the violation of policies that led to the removal of the two individuals. The U.S. Open maintains strict guidelines for media and guest access throughout the two-week event held in Queens. This removal highlights the ongoing management of influencer access at major professional tennis tournaments.
- •Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens were removed from the U.S. Open.
- •The pair operates the social media account The VIP List.
- •The removal occurred at the Flushing Meadows tournament site.
- •The influencers confirmed their credential status on Friday.
- 9:15 PMNew York Post — The real reason why two influencers lost their US Open credentials - New York Post
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