Make Page Six a Preferred Source Face wasn’t the only thing being served at a beauty shindig at a Midtown Manhattan department store on Wednesday night.
The event was supposed to be a “beauty masterclass” hosted by aesthetic nurse injector Jane Scher and renowned British makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury. But in video obtained by Page Six, the classy klatch was interrupted by Scher’s former assistant, Francis Urrutia, who stampeded in wearing what appeared to be face-covering religious garb — and delivered what she claims are legal papers.
The papers regard a lawsuit Urrutia filed against Scher for $50,000 in unpaid wages. Page Six has not been able to independently verify papers have been filed.
Urrutia was joined in the stunt by her pal Jean-Claude Langerholc. He has had his own highly public arguments with Scher — who is best known for being the mother of socialite divorcée Libbie Mugrabi.
Langerholc helped orchestrate the ambush, telling Page Six he had a friend deliver flowers — and the papers — to the event. “I knew she would accept the flowers because she’s a cougar on the loose, and all she needs is a man to walk in there with flowers,” he told us.
Langerholc, looming behind, then lifted his headdress and said, “Happy holidays you b—h,’” and dashed off, he tells us, leaving Scher stunned. (Scher told us she didn’t even know Langerholc was there).
One video obtained by Page Six shows Langerholc posing dressed in what he described as a burqa in the lobby of Scher’s residential building at a different time.
More footage shows Langerholc recording Scher from a few meters away in the department store, and another clip captures her being “served” as she receives the aforementioned flowers.
Scher, who currently has an open lawsuit against the duo for defamation, claims she’s paid Urrutia.
Scher previously accused the duo of bullying her, and claimed she was the victim of elder abuse after Urrutia sued her last year.
In 2025, we reported that Urrutia accused Scher of stiffing her on $20,000 in back pay. Now, Urrutia tells Page Six she filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking $50,000. “Since she kept ducking me all last year, it’s $50,000 that she owes. My bills are up the wazoo,” she told us.
But Scher has her own grievances. In a 2025 lawsuit, Scher accused Urrutia — whom she dubbed “Francis the Felon” in court papers — of stealing a $7,000 necklace she had lent her “to wear during her work hours in the office as a way to lend some form of credibility.”
She also accused Urrutia of filing a fraudulent lawsuit.
Langerholc, meanwhile, was branded “Jean-Claude the Fraud” in the same Scher suit. She accused him of slander, claiming he demanded thousands of dollars’ worth of aesthetic treatments in exchange for Instagram posts (he currently has just 14,000 followers) that he promised would boost her business.
In her lawsuit, Scher said that among Langerholc’s “parasitic demands” was his insistence that she inject his face with more and more filler to correct the “obvious defects in his jawline and other defects in his face.”
Instead of gaining social media fame, Scher alleged, she lost customers — particularly among her wealthy clientele — after the pair accessed her computer, downloaded her client database and contacted clients while spreading false and defamatory statements.
The latest dust-up comes barely a year after Langerholc claimed Scher left him “black and blue” during Untitled Magazine’s NYFW bash at Aquarelle. In a video obtained by Page Six, Langerholc filmed himself at the event as Scher sipped her drink and mingled nearby.
In the video, when Scher spots Langerholc recording, she erupts. “I’m going to throw this on your f–king face. Get away from here!” she exclaims. Scher then approaches him, tilts her glass and warns: “Get away from here! I’ll throw this wine in your face!” When we reached out to Scher about the incident, she said, “That’s not true!”
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