A CURVY model has insisted that she doesn’t even fit on an aeroplane when she buys herself TWO seats.
Gracie regularly shares pictures and videos of herself showing off her eye-popping figure on her social media pages.
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But she admitted that having such unique curves has its downsides – with one being that she struggles to sit comfortably on a plane.
“It is your fault, buy two seats and keep it moving,” one person hit back.
With Gracie responding in another Instagram video, which showed her boarding the plane to her next destination.
“Buying two airplane seats don’t fix my problem,” she insisted.
“Airplanes are too small for big people.
“It’s 2024 and bodies are changing so planes should too.”
The clip showed Gracie, wearing a black and white patterned two-piece, strolling around the airport, before attracting a few stares as she made her way down the aisle.
She then sat down to show that having two seats doesn’t help – as her bottom doesn’t go wide enough to have one cheek on each seat.
“I won’t lose my butt to fit on a plane,” Gracie insisted.
“So give me another solution or just make the seats bigger!”
But people in the comments section were unimpressed with Gracie’s video, with many pointing out that she appeared to have brought the problem on herself when she apparently chose to have her bottom surgically enhanced.
“Girl you paid to look like that. You MADE your own problem,” one wrote.
“You did this yourself,” another said.
“You can’t expect everyone to acclimate to you, when you want to be different!”
“This is by choice… not the airline’s faults..
“If you can afford the cheeks you can afford the seats,” a third commented.
While someone else cruelly wrote: “There are planes made for people like you. Its named ‘cargo’.”
“You chose the way your body looks,” another commented.
“Not everyone has the privilege to do so.
“My plus-sized friend, who is larger due to a disease, has been told her whole adult life to just buy two plane seats.
“This is her reality as well as the reality for millions of others.
“It is absurd that you, being able bodied and having paid a significant amount of money to be in your ’situation’, are expecting accommodations when very few are provided for those who actually require them.
“You paid your way into this inconvenience. If nothing else, check your privilege.”
“I can’t stand anyone who complains about airplane space,” another agreed.
“Like you have no idea how any of it works nobody is gonna change it for you.
“Lose the entitlement.”
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