Turbulence reportedly damages model’s oversized fake breasts
June 14th, 2010
Irene Ferrari, a Russian model with hyper-augmented size “F” breasts, had one of them damaged when it hit the seat in front of her during strong turbulence on a Swiss International Airlines flight.
She is now suing the airline for €100,000 for discomfort and injury. She claims she was flying business class for their additional space, but this particular business class had seats barely discernible from coach.
Air travel has given Ms Ferrari’s breasts trouble before. She sued last year (and won a nice settlement) after one of her breast implants exploded during a rough landing.
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Hmmm… sounds like she’s making a living out of suing airlines for damage to her fake breasts. Makes one think it is for precisely that reason she had those outrageously sized implants. Maybe the airlines should ban her *lol*
Maybe she should book a seat between her ears; a lot of space there!
Maybe she should be suing the implant manufacturer and/or the doctor(s) who installed them.
Modern high quality breast implants are almost impossible to rupture in every day use, yet alone from minor bumping of the breasts. Also it is unheard of that implants will explode due to changes in air pressure.
With a face like that you have to wonder what kind of ‘model’ she is. Can’t imagine it to be anything ‘mainstream’…
Airlines should consider her a liability. They cannot control turbulance. She wanted those “things”, it is her responsibility to control them.
This is a serious problem. We should all help her out. WHich flight and date will she be on next. We are very concerned!
big scam.