Woman who went viral for getting stood up by Knicks fan with playoff tickets reveals what happened next
A Brooklyn woman named Sarah Stone went viral after being stood up by her date who chose to attend a Knicks playoff game instead. Despite her disappointment, she filmed a video expressing her frustration, which garnered significant attention online. Following the incident, she received numerous date offers but ultimately decided not to pursue them.
- ▪Sarah Stone was stood up by her date who opted to attend a Knicks playoff game.
- ▪She filmed a viral video from the restaurant expressing her frustration about being left alone.
- ▪After the video went viral, she received many date offers but chose not to accept any.
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| Publication time | Sat, 23 May 2026 08:31:43 -0400 |
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Sports Entertainment exclusive Woman who went viral for getting stood up by Knicks fan with playoff tickets reveals what happened next By Angela Barbuti Published May 23, 2026, 8:31 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google He didn’t score any points with her — but who can blame him! A Brooklyn woman went viral after she was stood up by her blind date, who blew her off at the last minute after snagging Knicks playoff tickets. Sarah Stone arrived at Café Carmellini in NoMad an hour early for her 6 p.m. date earlier this month, settling in and ordering a glass of wine while she waited for the man.
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