British pop sensation Jess Glynne found herself at the centre of a holiday scandal after being escorted off a Jet2 flight amid claims of a row over a party at a luxury villa dubbed the 'White House'.
The incident reportedly unfolded as the singer and her entourage were preparing to depart from Faro Airport in Portugal following a sun-soaked getaway.
What sparked the altercation?
According to sources, tensions arose when Glynne and her group were accused of hosting loud gatherings at their rented holiday property - a stunning cliff-top villa nicknamed the 'White House' by locals due to its striking resemblance to the famous Washington residence.
Airline staff allegedly deemed the singer's behaviour unacceptable after boarding, leading to her removal from the Manchester-bound flight. Jet2 maintains a strict 'three strikes' policy regarding passenger conduct.
Industry reaction
The music industry has been abuzz with speculation about whether the incident will affect Glynne's upcoming tour schedule. Her representatives have yet to issue an official statement regarding the matter.
This isn't the first time celebrity behaviour on flights has made headlines. Several high-profile artists have faced similar situations in recent years, highlighting the increasing scrutiny of VIP travel etiquette.
