A plus-size influencer says that she can only fly via private jets after commercial airlines were unable to fit her 55-inch backside.
Gracie Bon, a model from Panama with over nine million followers, attributes her popularity to her striking curves and looks.
After alleging that certain airlines “banned” her from flying because of her size, Gracie began traveling privately, explaining in a video that she used to purchase multiple seats and even started a campaign for larger seats, which was met with disapproval.
“Every time I used to travel, I used to buy two or three seats,” she explained in a video. “So I started a campaign requesting bigger seats and they didn’t like it. Now, flying private is my only solution,” she continued.
In the video, Gracie filmed herself enjoying the private jet and chatting with the pilots. She also ordered multiple meals before eventually falling asleep on a lounger for three hours.
The only issue she encountered was in the bathroom, where she admitted that the toilet might be too small for her curves.
Gracie previously insisted that her large curves are “all natural” after fans speculated she had plastic surgery or a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL).
The 27-year-old recently responded to these remarks,saying “My body is what God gave me.”
She also discussed the challenges of flying as a plus-sized woman.
The model exclaimed: ‘Airplanes should have bigger seats.
‘So today I had a flight and even if I was flying in first class, I couldn’t fit on the airplane – so this is a petition for all the airlines so big girls like me can fly.’
Gracie insists: ‘It’s not my fault I have an a*** this big.
‘Please just make them bigger.’
She shared the clip on Instagram for her millions of followers where it went viral with over a million views.
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However, the post drew some backlash, with users claiming that Gracie only had herself to blame.
One user penned: ‘What you need is a bigger brain,’ meanwhile a second wrote: ‘It’s your fault. You paid for the surgeries.’
