A few weeks ago, a video went viral in which a woman, Tiffany Gomas, disembarked from an American Airlines plane, claiming that a passenger was “not real.” Now, Tiffany has spoken for the first time since the video went viral in an interview with the Daily Mail. According to her, her life has undergone a radical change after what the media has called a mental breakdown.
The scene captured on video shows Tiffany, 38, screaming and leaving the plane in the midst of an apparent crisis. However, in her interview with the Daily Mail, Tiffany assures that her life has been deeply affected by what happened and by the way in which the media has treated the situation.
Tiffany mentions that her house has been under surveillance, as have her neighbors, and that even her mail is being checked. She feels that many of the accounts that have been spread about the incident are inaccurate and that people should not judge her without knowing the full story.
As for the incident itself, Tiffany declines to provide any further details. However, as revealed in the interview, she lives in a house valued at 1.6 million dollars.
The episode on the plane caused the flight to be delayed for three hours as staff had to re-check the security of the aircraft due to Tiffany’s mental breakdown. It is believed that the incident could originate from an argument with some of her relatives, in which she claimed that her AirPods had been taken from her. Despite her initially getting off the plane and causing the delay, she is reported to have made several persistent attempts to get back on board on different occasions.