You Can't Pee In Front of My house! Christie Brinkley uses hose on a woman peeing on her yard

Christie Brinkley got into a slanging match with a Hamptons woman over a patch of sand. Picture: Splash News

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CHRISTIE Brinkley got into a peeing match with a woman over a patch of sand — using her garden hose to douse her when she went to relieve herself near the supermodel’s property, police said.


The Uptown Girl doled out the vigilante justice after Erica Remkus, 36, squatted at Sag Harbour Cove, in the Hamptons area of New York, around 10pm Saturday (12pm Sunday AEST) to do her business, the woman told The New York Post.


“‘What are you doing?!’” Brinkley screamed, according to Remkus.


“‘You can’t pee in front of my house! You have to go away. You’re standing on my rocks. You can’t pee on my rocks. I walk there!’”

Erika Remkus tried to relieve herself near Christie Brinkley’s property. Picture: Facebook/Erika RemkusSource:Supplied

Christie Brinkley hosed down a peeing Erika Remkus. Picture: Instagram/Christie BrinkleySource:Instagram

Remkus, who says she didn’t recognise Brinkley at first, argued that she was on public property.


“These are not your rocks,” Remkus recalled shouting back, standing on a section of sand that was deserted — except for another man who had just urinated there.


“This is not your beach. The beach is public property. You don’t own it.”


Brinkley ended the argument by pulling out her hose and blasting Remkus, a hairdresser, from about nine metres away, according to police.


“I hadn’t even peed yet, by the way,” Remkus said.


The woman says she then realised she was being doused by the 62-year-old formerSports Illustrated cover girl.


“It took me a minute even to figure out who it was,” she said.

Model Christie Brinkley doled out the dose of vigilante justice. Picture: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty ImagesSource:Supplied

Remkus says that after Brinkley sprayed her, she defiantly peed on the sand near the home, which the model owns but only occasionally uses.


Brinkley recorded Remkus peeing with her mobile phone, the woman said.


“I would not have peed if she didn’t spray me,” Remkus said. “After that, I kind of had to.”


An infuriated Brinkley called cops, who interviewed Remkus but declined to cite her, authorities said. Unless an officer witnessed the urination, authorities wouldn’t normally press charges, police said.


A local official said Remkus was peeing on public property. A rep for Brinkley didn’t respond to a request for comment on Sunday.

East Hampton

Originally by Taylor K Vecsey forNew York Post