‘Skanky sl**’: Beauty queen and husband face court after explosive phone call with former employee

A Botox boss and her new husband launched a scathing attack on a former worker, who they thought was having an affair.

A Sydney Botox boss’ scathing attack on a former employee has landed her in court, after the woman she labelled a “f**king dog” and “sl*t” was too scared to return to her home.

“Shadow director” of collapsed beauty company Injectable Institute Australia Pty Ltd, Juliet Young, and her partner Belal Hamdan, pleaded guilty to intimidation charges following their eruptive tirade directed at former worker Jill O’Donnell.

The explosive argument which occurred in May last year and followed a fallout between Young and her ex-lover Fadi Dwayhi, with texts revealing the beauty queen grew fixated on the idea her former husband was sleeping with Ms O’Donnell, The Daily Telegraph reports.

Botox queen Juliet Young is facing court for intimidating a former worker. Picture: Supplied

She used to work at Injectable Institute Australia Pty Ltd before it went bust. Picture: Supplied

Mr Dwayhi and Young broke up in January last year, according to agreed facts, however continued their working relationship until May 17 when Hamdan got into an argument with Young’s former neighbour Gabriele Care, 18.

The pair unexpectedly met at the gym, where Hamdan accused him of siding with Mr Dwayhi in his and Young’s breakup and called Mr Care a “f**king lowlife” and a “dog”.

It’s understood, Hamdan then drove Mr Care to Young’s house where the pair interrogated him before calling Ms O’Donnell, with Young heard telling her “I hope your f**king father dies, you f**king little dog”.

Juliet Young and her husband Belal Hamdan at court. Picture: NCA NewsWire

Hamdan joined in on the abusive call, telling Ms O’Donnell she was a “skanky little sl*t”, a “whore” and a home wrecker.

“You’re a little f**king whore. That’s what you do, you break up families, you little f**king whore,” Hamden said.

The court heard Ms O’Donnell was so scared following the call she feared staying at her home and lived with friends for a week.

Police arrested the pair on May 20 following the incident, with the pair due to face Sydney’s Downing Local Court on August 8 for sentencing. The pair were supposed to be sentenced on Friday but the case was adjourned due to their lawyer being unwell.