Spicy Ex-Flight Attendant Fired Her Nanny/OnlyFans Camerawoman For Cheating With Husband [Roundup]

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Gary Leff is one of the foremost experts in the field of miles, points, and frequent business travel - a topic he has covered since 2002. Co-founder of frequent flyer community InsideFlyer.com, emcee of the Freddie Awards, and named one of the "World's Top Travel Experts" by Conde' Nast Traveler (2010-Present) Gary has been a guest on most major news media, profiled in several top print publications, and published broadly on the topic of consumer loyalty. More About Gary »

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  1. Well, at least Gary included a photo, for once, you know, so we can ‘do our own research’ as they say.

  2. I flew UA yesterday and they didn’t have the stroopwaffel 🙁

    Thanks for the tip on the headphones, I have a couple (non-premium) United ones lying around.

  3. @L737

    That’s a bummer. I love me some stroop! Gonna have to go back to Amsterdam for the O.G. stroop.

    On the bright side, Delta still has Biscoff (or ‘Lotus’, whatever it’s actually called). Though, their new gummy snacks, Vegobears, are my personal favorite—alas, they may only be in First.

  4. @1990 I’ve never tried a Vegobear before, I’ll have to put that on the list! I have a spare airline Biscoff in my pantry, saving for a special occasion (I get hungry).

  5. How does a fired flight attendant in an age of endless free porn make enough money on OnlyFans to pay a nanny $100,000+ per year? She isn’t even attractive.

  6. @L737

    The irony is that many of these snacks are also sold via retailers, but it is a special treat to have them onboard. I’m getting nostalgic here, but I still fondly recall the honey roasted peanuts on Southwest, though, sadly, they stopped serving them in 2018. And I get it, some folks have peanut allergies, so it’s certainly for the best to not harm them. Those were tasty treats nevertheless!

  7. @FNT Delta Diamond

    Lest we forget that ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder.’ Unless you are a ‘pearl-clutching’ puritan, who are we to kink shame or question the business model of that platform. You do you, sir or madam.

  8. @1990 — Agreed, it definitely hits different when you get them onboard. A simple pleasure so to speak associated with a happy activity (traveling). I too miss the Southwest peanuts but true, for the best. Their snacks now are good too.

    @1990, @FNT Delta Diamond — I imagine it only takes a handful of high-rollers who fancy her to contribute to a significant amount of her income.

  9. To be honest, the earphones were never free. The price was included in the price of a seat. The price that Delta pays is surely well less than a dollar each. The cost of warehousing them, distributing them and putting them on an airplane is likely more than their true cost. Goodwill is simply pricing them at a point that they think the earphones will sell at. Buying the equivalent single unit at almost any other store would likely cost more. Maybe they would be less at a yard sale or swap meet.

  10. @L737

    Plenty of ‘snacks’ to go around, it seems. Currently on a Delta flight now (good WiFi clearly), and they actually offered a new type of Biscoff, consisting of two smaller circular cookies and a vanilla cream between them. They’re addictive! If I have too many, I’ll be pre-diabetic. Packaging says it’s from San Francisco. Yum.

  11. @1990 – I just looked it up, they look delicious — looks like they are saving the best for Comfort+ and First Class.

    Glad airlines do a refresh every once in a while. Safe travels!

  12. “ this point I assume every story she tells is just made up?”. And yet you keep giving her airtime. Come on Gary, you’re better than this.

  13. The thing about social media, like reality TV, is that it’s all fake bs to get clicks. You should know better.

  14. @DaninMCI

    Oh, come now, it’s not all ‘fake’—they’re actually doing stuff, whether they truly believe in it or not is another story.

    And what do those ‘clicks’ mean for someone? Personal satisfaction. Advertising revenue. Commissions. And getting to say that they are an ‘influencer,’ sorry, I mean, ‘thought leader,’ respectfully.

    On some platforms (like Facebook) the content ‘creator’ gets nothing directly from the platform; in other cases (like YouTube), they receive a share of advertising revenue from the platform; and in other-other cases (like OF), they receive directly from users (allegedly, you know, how would I know…); and in Gary’s case, he supposedly funds VFTW via ads and referrals when we open cards via his links, so be a pal and use his links!

  15. Why do you keep giving that fake FA exposure? Seriously? I don’t care if she has an OnlyFans or if she piques your fettish interests… Keep her off your blog. You literally aren’t reporting anything about aviation, you’re reporting about an OnlyFans model who made a video…..

    You clearly aren’t getting laid enough in real life….

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