They thought she fumbled the bag on this one.
A Colombian OnlyFans star and fitness model has been excoriated online after humiliating a “weakling” male flight attendant who allegedly wasn’t able to lift her suitcase into the overhead.
“There are limp noodles around here,” scoffed Tatiana Girardi in the caption to an Instagram story of the incident along with a photo of the air host in question, Jam Press reported.
The self-proclaimed “Ironman athlete,” who frequently shares sizzling bikini and workout snaps to her 2 million Instagram followers, described how she asked the airline employee to help her with her luggage on an unspecified Avianca flight.
However, he reportedly expressed reluctance as he felt the bag was too heavy for him to hoist into the overhead by himself.
“I asked this guy, ‘Can you help me lift the suitcase?’” recalled Girardi. “And he goes, ‘Between the two of us…’”
The haughty hottie was reportedly disgusted by the response, describing: “I felt so sorry for this weakling. I told him, ‘Relax, I can do it myself!’”
The influencer, who charges $15 for access to “Special Content” on her OnlyFans page, was subsequently ripped online by critics over the bullying clip.
Many found it ironic that a so-called fitness model needed help with her bag. “Gee you look strong. Lift your own suitcase,” snorted one commenter under a photo of Girardi displaying her rippling abs.
Another wrote, “So healthy and fit but cannot lift your own bag? Sad!”
Meanwhile, flight attendants flocked to their fellow air staffer’s defense.
“I am a flight attendant and I have had the opportunity to see passengers with physical limitations, pregnant women, and elderly adults lift their own luggage,” wrote a crew member named Lina. “Now this young ‘athlete’ can’t.”
Flight attendant Sebastian seconded her sentiment, declaring, “Respect the work of the cabin crew and learn to handle your belongings because nobody here is your bellboy. Our job is to ensure the safety of passengers in flight, and in the worst-case scenario evacuate a plane in 90 seconds and try to ensure all passengers come out safe and sound.”
“And yes, that includes people like you who think our job is to serve coffee and lift luggage,” he added.
This isn’t the first time an influencer has been shamed for acting “entitled” in public.
In March, a UK restaurant dished up a verbal smackdown to an “appalling” influencer who asked to eat at their establishment for free due to her supposed celeb status.
