Drunk OnlyFans Models Removed from American Airlines Flight

Two intoxicated OnlyFans models were escorted off an American Airlines flight and subsequently arrested for occupying the wrong first-class seats and refusing to comply when asked. They later flaunted their arrests on social media.

Sanya Blanchard and Jordan Lantry created quite a scene while being removed from the plane at Miami International Airport on January 9th, right before takeoff.

Blanchard, dressed in a red jersey with “PSYCHO” emblazoned on it, shouted, “You’re getting kicked out for not sitting in the right seat,” as captured in a video shared by The Lantry and Only Dade.

Lantry, outfitted in a gray sweatshirt and black leggings, attempted to push back against officers by hitting the floor, joking, “Sorry, I had to do some yoga,” as she was lifted from the ground.

According to arrest records reviewed, the pair, 34 and 31 years old respectively, known on the subscription platform as Sania Mallery and Lacey Jane, were repeatedly asked to leave their first-class seats and relocate before law enforcement was contacted.

They were in Miami to celebrate Lantry’s birthday.

Lantry documented their trip on Instagram, including an incident where she allegedly became inebriated and had a confrontation with American Airlines staff.

When an employee inquired if they had boarding passes, one influencer responded, “No, we’re not. Obviously, we’re drunk and you guys don’t want anything to do with us,” in a video posted online.

American Airlines staff eventually called the police due to the women’s intoxication and their refusal to exit the plane, as detailed in the legal documents.

Police reported that despite numerous requests, Blanchard and Lantry did not cooperate and were taken into custody.

The duo faced misdemeanor charges of trespassing after being warned. They were booked at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami.

Post-release, they boasted about their arrests and shared mugshots with their followers, with Blanchard writing, “Guess what we did,” along with the images.

The women later posted videos of themselves doing handstands on a jet bridge, twerking on the terminal floor, and amusingly navigating the airport loaded down with their bags.

“That’s what we’re pulling for,” Lantry remarked.

“Look, we look like a million bucks,” Blanchard added from her premium seat.

In another clip, they poked fun at a flight attendant, calling him a derogatory term.

Blanchard quipped, “I went on vacation and ended up on probation,” adding that they were “guilty of being symbolic.”

The next day, the women returned to the airport and boarded another American Airlines flight.

Lantry posted that “@AmericanAir has forgiven us because we’re hot and we know how to split.”

In response to inquiries from the media, American Airlines had no immediate comment.

Both women have since launched a merchandise line featuring their photos, including coffee mugs branded as “mugshots.”

Lantry expressed hopes of starting a trend where people do splits while being arrested, encouraging others to join in. “I support this message to start a trend,” she wrote on Instagram. “If this isn’t already a trend, think about what to say.”