Mary Magdalene, an influencer who has spent over BRL500,000 on plastic surgery, accuses the crew of a flight to the city of Dallas, USA, of kicking her off the plane because of her curvaceous curves and exaggerated and the outfit you would use. The airline, in turn, claims the Canadian was removed from the flight for using headphones and not listening to the crew’s safety recommendations.

The model, who boasts of her 10-kilogram breasts and the ‘biggest vagina in the world’, was told she was pulled from the flight for refusing to listen to cabin crew, but she thinks it’s was “discrimination” against her extreme look. . She, who wore leggings and a sports bra, paid just over BRL 24,000 to fly from Canada to the United States but ended up seeing the investment go up in smoke due to her deportation.

In Instagram posts, she said she had security issues but was kicked off the plane for wearing headphones and not listening to instructions. However, she insists that the expulsion was actually due to her appearance. “I was kicked off the flight for my appearance. Please stop the discrimination it’s disgusting,” she wrote to her followers.

She shared a selfie of her look which showed her with wired headphones and extreme cleavage. “Obviously that’s why she fired me because I sound too explicit but that’s not cool so she must have said it was because I was sleeping and I didn’t like it. wasn’t listening.” She promises to sue the airline over the incident.

In other posts, she showed a selfie taken with airport officials who removed her from the plane and continued with her process. “I don’t understand how some people say I can get kicked out for what I’m wearing. The point is, the same rules should apply to everyone! It’s not fair to pick and choose who the rules apply to. apply based on appearance/body type. Discrimination of any kind is not a good feeling for anyone. If a girl with small breasts wore exactly the same thing, she wouldn’t say anything. This discrimination of enhanced bodies is very common,” the diva wrote. “I’m not trying to play the victim, I’m just sharing the reality of what’s going on.”