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Mayor Eric Adams parties with celebs before calling state of emergency

Nightlife loving Mayor Eric Adams was partying past 1a.m. Friday morning with rappers French Montana and Ja Rule — just hours before declaring a state of emergency in New York City over the migrant crisis.

The partying pol was spotted on Thursday night at his controversial pal, convicted money launderer Zhan “Johnny” Petrosyants’s restaurant, Osteria La Baia, for a birthday party for real estate agent Eleonora Srugo before heading to an East Village, NYC, nightclub.

Adams can be seen in Instagram Stories from the bash at La Baia, along with French Montana and Ja Rule, who was famously dismissed from a $100 million lawsuit over the disastrous Fyre Festival back in 2019.

A source at the birthday bash tells us that Adams — who previously partied with Montana at an album release party in June — was chatting up the “Unforgettable” rapper.

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Also spotted at the party was the owner of Adam’s favorite hotspot, Zero Bond, Scott Sartiano — who Adams recently appointed as his representative on the board of the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A source tells us that the mayor was at the fete till 1a.m. He was then spotted at another hotspot, Little Sister at the Moxy East Village, with French Montana until an unknown hour.

“Had Mayor Eric Adams in the booth with me tonight + French Montana,” tweeted the DJ.

Eric Adams hung out late at nightclub, Little Sister.

declared a state of emergency over the influx of migrants coming into the city, and estimated it will cost $1 billion to provide shelter and social services.

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This isn’t the first time Adams has hit the club amidst issues concerning the migrant crisis.

In September, after announcing that the city’s shelters were near a “breaking point,” he was spotted enjoying himself at the exclusive, members only jazz club at the newly opened Aman NY.

“He was sitting in the center of the room with a group of people,” including Petrosyants, said a spy, who noted that founding members splashed out $100,000 to join the club.