Entitled Married At First Sight star Jacqui Burfoot is slammed for accusing Jetstar cabin crew of stealing her partner's $800 jacket - before shock twist in the saga
The Married At First Sight star took to TikTok this week to recount an ordeal while flying with the budget airline.
She wasted no time letting her thoughts about Jetstar be known – telling followers from the start she was not a fan.
'Clint and I flew Jetstar. We never pick Jetstar, we are not fans of Jetstar because they're just budget. They do things poorly,' Jacqui said.
Jacqui went on to explain that when she and Clint recently caught a flight with the airline, she was wearing her partner's Hugo Boss jacket, worth 'somewhere between $400 and $800', to keep her legs warm.
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'The flight attendant came over and said, "Hey, we need to put your jacket away, can I please take that jacket from you?" And I was like, "Yeah, sure. Fine,"' she recalled.
The reality bride said the couple forgot about Clint's jacket until they arrived at their hotel.
'We get off the flight, we leave with our bags, we check into our hotel and Clint is like, "F***! Where is my jacket?" And I'm like, "Oh my God, babe. The lady took it off me."'
Already miffed about leaving the jacket behind, Jacqui became enraged when she called Jetstar to report the garment missing.
'The guy was like, "There was no lost property handed in today – we're going to file a case for you."'
This did not sit well with Jacqui, who then accused the cabin crew of taking off with Clint's jacket.
'I was like, "f*** off. If the cabin crew have f***ing nicked that jacket, I am going to blow my brains out. I am not happy about this at all,"' she said.
'I am fuming right now. I am like, "No f***ing way. You hand that jacket in right now." God help you Jetstar, if this jacket is not returned.'
Jacqui's rant drew a flurry of comments from followers, with many slamming the reality star for suggesting the airline would pilfer the article of clothing.
'As a former cabin crew, the likelihood of the crew taking the jacket is very, very slim,' one commented.
'There's no way any crew could get away with something like that. It's more likely it's been passed on to ground crew and just lost in the mix.'
Another offered: 'Girl, it's your fault, you should've asked for it once landed. Proves it's not that important if you forgot. if you fly often, you know it's a safety thing!!'
A third commented: 'I get the disappointment, but I feel like it's not that much of a big deal to be honest. Accidents happen.'
Yet another summed up the sentiment of many with: 'Your jacket, your problem.'
Jacqui returned to TikTok the following day to share a shock twist in the mile-high ordeal.
This time, Clint also featured in the clip, and he was happy to report the jacket had been found.
'Jetstar called. They have got the jacket in their hands at Sydney Airport and they're going to deliver it tonight,' he said.
Unlike his partner's previous spray, Clint was full of praise for Jetstar's customer service.
'They were so good, they were actually brilliant,' he said.
'The customer service was amazing , they called me twice today.'
Jacqui added the reason for the delay in locating the jacket was due to the couple's high profile.
'The best news is that they said that because they recognised that they knew our names, they didn't put it with the usual lost property. They put it in the manager's office,' she said.
'I guess I was quick to judge. The jacket is still not returned yet, though.'
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