Liam Gallagher 's son and Ringo Starr's grandson were seen attending court today amid claims they allegedly attacked an Indian shopkeeper.
Liam's son Gene and Ringo's grandson Sonny Starkey were seen appearing at Wood Green Crown Court, London, this morning.
The appearance comes after the pair allegedly attacked an Indian shopkeeper after he refused to serve them booze a court has heard.
Liam's son Gene and Ringo's grandson Sonny Starkey are claimed to have been in the Tesco Express with IMG model Noah Ponte on May 17 in Hampstead, north London.
Gene, 18, was dressed in a blue coat and grey trousers, while Sonny, 19, wore a full grey suit.
It is alleged that Ponte racially abused the shopkeeper after he couldn't buy a can of beer at midnight, as it was after 11pm, and tried to walk out of the store without paying, Highbury Corner Magistrates Court heard.
Gallagher and Starkey were described as "windmilling" down the aisle at a shopkeeper who was trying to stop them leaving, the court was told.
Ponte allegedly told the worker: "You bloody Indians. Go back to where you came from. You're not wanted here."
All three have been charged with affray and using or threatening unlawful violence towards another.
19-year-old Ponte has also been charged with racially aggravated common assault.
The trio denied the charges.
Gene is the son of the former Oasis frontman and All Saints star Nicole Appleton.
Sonny Starkey is the son of Jason Starkey and Flora Evans, while Ringo and Maureen Starkey Tigrett are his grandparents.
