US EditionBritney Spears Breaks Silence About Smoking Cigarette on Plane
- On Thursday, May 22, Britney Spears smoked a cigarette while on board a JSX public charter plane traveling from Cabo San Lucas to Los Angeles and was asked by flight attendants to put it out.
- The incident occurred because Spears, who was traveling with her security team, apparently did not realize smoking was prohibited on the plane.
- Flight attendants became alarmed and asked Spears to put out the cigarette, then called authorities who met her upon landing and issued a warning.
- Spears apologized publicly on Instagram, calling the authorities' involvement "kinda much" and stating one attendant disliked her immediately, while emphasizing they always seat her at the back.
- The warning highlights federal rules banning smoking on flights and suggests heightened scrutiny of Spears' conduct during travel, though she described the incident as "incredibly funny.
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"I apologize to anyone who has offended," wrote the pop star next to a clip of it on the plane.
Britney Spears has once again played a polemic, this time for smoking on a plane.The celebrity has posted an image on her Instagram account explaining in detail the incident, which ended with the authorities waiting for her on the airstrip.The singer confesses that she thought she could smoke. "On some planes I've been in, you can't smoke, but this was different because the drink carriers were out of the seat.It was the first time I drank vodka,…
The flight attendants had to intervene.
Britney Spears admits to lighting cigarette on plane: ‘I do apologize’
Britney Spears admitted that she smoked a cigarette and drank alcohol while on an airplane as she apologized to those who were “offended” by her actions. Her explanation: She thought it was allowed. Spears addressed the reports of her behavior that “violated federal aviation regulations” through a recent statement posted on her Instagram account. The American singer explained that it was her friend who lit her cigarette that made her think she…
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