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Influencer’s American Airlines meltdown: ‘I’m Instagram famous you f–king bum!’
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0:36Now PlayingInfluencer Morgan Osman, who claimed to have dated Britney Spears’ hubby Sam Ashgari following their divorce announcement, is being ripped online after she was filmed calling herself “Instagram famous” while throwing a tantrum aboard a flight.
The 35-year-old designer, who appeared on Oxygen’s “The Bad Girls Club,” recently confirmed her identity in a statement to the Post.
“Yes it’s me,” declared Osman, who regularly uploads saucy bikini pics for her nearly 1 million followers on Instagram.
The clip, currently blowing up on Reddit, shows the fashionista exchanging words with an offscreen passenger while grabbing her bags aboard an unspecified American Airlines flight.
“Call me a b–h again,” the Miami, Florida native dares while the videographer guffaws in the background.
“I did nothing wrong,” she continues, after which the other flyer tells her to “shutup.”
In response, Osman tells the other passenger to “shut the f–k up” before walking away with her bag.
Things come to a head after the social media celeb notices the passenger filming the exchange, whereupon she sarcastically exclaims “Film me, I’m Instagram famous you f–king bum.”
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