«Breaking News» Roxy Jacenko complains about the stress of running her own business

She had a tough week following a dispute with an audience member at her In Conversation event in Sydney.

And on Sunday, Roxy Jacenko was admittedly overwhelmed by the stress of running her own business.

Taking to Instagram, the PR queen shared a downcast selfie alongside the words: 'People think owning your own business means you will work less ... No, you will work harder than you've ever worked!'

'People think owning your own business means you will work less!' PR queen Roxy Jacenko complains about the stress of running her own company... after 'ugly dispute' with a guest at her Sydney event 

Earlier in the week, the 39-year-old entrepreneur was reportedly involved in a dispute with an audience member at her In Conversation event.

Anthony Hess told The Daily Telegraph that he and the PR maven exchanged words at the Sparkling White Smile Presents In Conversation with Roxy ­Jacenko event at The Ivy in Sydney on Tuesday evening. 

'She came at me like a steam train. It was just so unnecessary. She kept saying, 'where is the respect?'' Hess claimed to the paper.  

'She came at me like a steam train!' Claims Roxy (pictured) clashed with an attendee at her pricey In Conversation event as 'vulgar language' was hurled

It's unclear what the disagreement was over, but Hess alleges another attendee at the event made '­homophobic slurs' towards him, causing him and business partner Lena to leave before the talk started. 

Hess also claims Roxy's husband Oliver Curtis stepped in to help diffuse the situation and was 'really nice'. 

Hess' friend, named only as Lena, went on to tell the paper Roxy 'screamed' at the pair.  

A representative for Roxy Jacenko told the paper Hess was, 'disruptive, aggressive and drew unnecessary attention to himself' and had 'verbally abused Ms Jacenko as she attempted to make her entry'. 

Issues? Anthony Hess (pictured) tells The Daily Telegraph that he and the PR maven exchanged words at the Sparkling White Smile Presents In Conversation with Roxy ­Jacenko event at The Ivy in Sydney on Tuesday evening

Clash: Hess (right) alleges another attendee at the event made '­homophobic slurs' towards him, causing him and business partner Lena to leave before the talk started 

Hess went on to tell the paper that he was 'excited' for the event but it all ended in 'disaster'. 

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Roxy Jacenko for comment.  

Roxy's talks are popular, and notoriously pricey, with tickets for Tuesday's event ranging between $230 and $520.

The PR superstar's seminars can earn her as much as $50,000 an hour.   

Her In Conversation seminars go for two hours per event, per state, earning her up to $100,000 per event. 

Statement: Roxy's reps say Hess had 'verbally abused Ms Jacenko as she attempted to make her entry'. Roxy (right) is pictured at Tuesday's In Conversation event with an attendee who was not involved in the altercation

Help? Hess also claims Roxy's husband Oliver Curtis (right) stepped in to help diffuse the situation and was 'really nice'

And on top of that, sponsorship earnings from various brands range between $8,500 to $25,000 per seminar. 

Last year, the entrepreneurial blonde has held seminars in Sydney, Queensland and Perth.  

Roxy founded Sweaty Betty PR at age 24, building the business into a multi-million dollar empire, representing some of Australia's biggest brands over the past 15 years. 

The entrepreneur founded The Ministry of Talent in 2012, the country's first management agency solely dedicated to digital influencers.   

Doing well: Roxy's talks are popular, and notoriously pricey, with tickets for Tuesday's event ranging between $230 and $520. The seminars can earn her as much as $50,000 an hour

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Main photo article She had a tough week following a dispute with an audience member at her In Conversation event in Sydney.
And on Sunday, Roxy Jacenko was admittedly overwhelmed by the stress of running her own business.
Taking to Instagram, the PR queen shared a downcast selfie alongside the words: ‘People ...

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