Ms Napolitano-Fudge was rushed to hospital and needed stitches to her scalp after the attack last March 14. Radwan admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm when she appeared at Southwark Crown Court today.
The court heard that the women, who had been friends for five years, had arranged to meet at the takeaway where Miss Napolitano-Fudge told Radwan that her boyfriend had moved on and she should no longer be calling herself his partner.
Earlier prosecutor Peter Zinner said: ‘On the day in question an arrangement was made at a pizza takeaway in W10.
‘An argument then ensued, we believe over an ex-boyfriend.
‘The Crown’s case is that the defendant then produced a bottle which was concealed under her jacket and struck the victim on the head and the upper part of her body.
‘It appears there was a split by was of a wound to the victim’s head which required cleaning and suturing,’ he said.
‘The incident was witnessed by some independent members of the public who heard the disturbance.’
Mr Zinner said there was a ‘compelling’ case against the model, adding: ‘The wine bottle was seized an a DNA sample taken from it which is a match for Ms Radwan.
Wearing blue denim jeans, a black top and a black cardigan with a big black bow in her hair, Radwan stood with her arms folded in the dock as she was sentenced to 135 hours of unpaid work in the community.
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