The 'Fancy' hitmaker goes off on the airlines for handling the issue 'very unprofessionally and without any care or compassion' after they allegedly sold her and her 1-year-old son's seats.
- Apr 19, 2022
AceShowbiz - Iggy Azalea has called out American Airlines in a series of furious social media posts. The "Fancy" hitmaker vented her anger after she was left "stranded" without her luggage with her infant son Onyx Kelly.
Turning to Twitter to launch a blistering attack on the company, the 31-year-old singer wrote, "I wanted to tell any families booking travel be careful flying with young kids on @AmericanAir." She further reasoned, "I was flying with my son & they sold our seats while the gate was still open then refused to take our bags off the plane although every other flight was sold out for that night."
"So, now I'm stranded with an infant & no luggage in another city," Iggy vented in a separate tweet. The "Problems" singer went on to stress that the issue was handled "very unprofessionally and without any care or compassion."
Iggy continued, "I explained why stranding me is one thing but taking a babies luggage is pretty s**t. There's stuff he really needs. They do not care." She later shared that a different airline saved her day. "Lucky I booked a different airline but the average person would've been a** out and f**ked," she penned, before noting, "So just wanted to warn other moms… Be careful! [red heart emoji]."
In a following Twitter post, Iggy shared that she and her 1-year-old son Onyx "didn't get home til 3 AM." On the bright side, she said, she "was SOOO proud of onyx" as "he didn't cry once." She gushed, "He was so good!" She added, "Ughhh I'm so lucky to be his mama! He makes any bad day good, I just love my baby so damn muuuuch."
Iggy later shared a couple of photos that saw Onyx, whom she shares with her ex-boyfriend Playboi Carti, looking happy during their flight. "He said, 'Mama I'm GOOD, don't worry!' " the "Pretty Girls" songstress captioned the photo. She then quipped, "In my mind lol."
