Mayor Eric Adams in “dad mode” for his son’s album release party at the New York City hotspot
It prioritizes neighborhood and parenting.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams stepped into “supportive dad mode” for his son Jordan Coleman’s album release party at Manhattan hotspot Sei Less Friday night.
Sources tell Page Six EXCLUSIVELY that Coleman, 27, has shut down the entire Asian fusion restaurant — and it’s a favorite with stars like Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg – to the event.
We’re told Adams arrived at the party after midnight, but be sure to dine with all the party-goers and dine on edamame pancakes, scallion pancakes, and veggies.
However, the mayor’s main priority was to be there for his only child, whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Krisina Coleman.
An eyewitness told Page Six that Adams and Coleman “exchanged a few words” and
They “share a warm embrace” sometime during the night.
“Mayor Adams expressed how incredibly proud he is of his son,” the source adds.
In January, the former police officer told the newspaper that he feels his son’s music represents the “voice of ambition” among the youth of America.
Adams previously said, “When he was a child, it was my job as his father to give him instructions, to educate him, and to prepare him for the future.”
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“He’s a man now and being that man means not speaking with my voice but finding his own. Jordan takes advantage of the lessons he’s learned and makes the best decisions for himself. I’m incredibly proud of the person he grew up to be.”
Coleman, who previously served as creative coordinator in the Roc Nation’s film division, previously told The Post about his big dreams, “I want to be a rapper, I want to be an international filmmaker, I want to be an artist. I’m trying to find a way to blend them together in a creative and intelligent way.” “.
At the entertainment event for his debut rap album, “Jordan,” guests, including rappers Millie Mel and Eric B. and Grandmaster Kaz, retired NBA star Kenny Anderson, and TV personality Justina Valentine sipping on D’USSE cognac and Purple Heart vodka cocktails.
We’re told the party-goers were also treated to an a cappella show by Coleman, and the crowd “didn’t want to leave.”
The event eventually wrapped around 3:30 a.m. on Saturday.
