Professional cellist suing Starbucks for £2million for 'ending her career' when fridge fell on head

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Professional cellist suing Starbucks for £2million for 'ending her career' when fridge fell on head.

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A professional cellist is suing Starbucks for £2million for "ending her career" when a fridge fell on her head in London branch of the coffee chain.

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Sally Kenyon, a professional cellist and music teacher, is pursuing a claim after the incident at the Embankment branch in central London left her unable to continue her career.The mother of two, 44, was visiting the shop with her young daughters, 10 and 11, in 2022 when a large wooden surround from a fridge dislodged and struck her on the head.The impact caused a cut near her right eyebrow that required hospital stitches and resulted in concussion, the Daily Mail reports.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ms Kenyon, who lives in Wells, Somerset, says the freak accident triggered lasting and devastating health consequences that have permanently prevented her from working as a performer and teacher.Starbucks maintains some of her conditions existed before the incident occurred.The Somerset resident says she now endures chronic migraines on...

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