IKEA China Releases Statement Post A Video Of Woman Masturbating In The Store Goes Viral

A video of a woman masturbating on the sofa of the IKEA store in China went viral on social media. As the video gained attention, the retail store issued a statement saying that they'll be more careful when it comes to security and cleanliness is concerned

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IKEA China Releases Statement Post A Video Of Woman Masturbating In The Store Goes Viral
Recently, a video of a woman masturbating in an IKEA store went viral on the internet. As the video gained attention on social media, the retailer on its Weibo account posted a statement saying that they'll take measures to be more careful in terms of security and hygiene of their store. The statement also mentioned that the store has filed a case in the local police station against the woman who filmed the pornographic video and the investigation is on. However, it's unclear as to in which store this incident took place.

In the statement released, IKEA store has mentioned, "We resolutely oppose and condemn this kind of behaviour, and immediately reported it to the police in the city of the suspected store." The statement further read, "even more careful security and public cleanliness measures" and encouraged all customers to "browse stores in an orderly and civilised way," as reported by Borrons.com.

In the video that went viral, a woman can be seen pleasuring herself whilst moving from one sofa to another in the store. She's half-naked and other customers can be seen moving around in the store, ignoring the lady. Commenting on the video, a social media user wrote, "This woman is so brave, I don't understand, [she's] just doing it in broad daylight." Another one commented, "There are so many people around, I just don't understand."




One netizen also wondered, "I wonder if this is by the same people who did the upskirt video in IKEA a few years back -- the one where the girl lifts her skirt while riding the escalator." 



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