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Influencer allegedly exposed for flying economy—after taking photo in business class

Her humorous response to the controversy is being applauded online.

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Oceane El himer on plane

A French influencer has a hilarious response to allegedly being caught lying about flying business class.

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Océane El Himer, who has nearly 900,000 followers on Instagram, posted a photo on May 23 of herself in what appears to be business or first class. She said at the time that she was traveling to Monaco. 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPNj2UdAC3R/

The comments on that post have since been disabled. Himer was reportedly exposed by a fellow passenger, who claimed that the influencer retreated to economy class after taking the photo, according to the Mirror

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The passenger reportedly posted a photo to Twitter of Himer sitting in economy class. The Daily Dot could not find the tweet in question, however.

https://twitter.com/Enerveeee/status/1396601539729440771

Himer hilariously responded to the controversy on Thursday.

Himer posted another photo of herself on a plane. This time she’s with a friend, and they’re seating in business class, posing with their middle fingers up. She also had a message for her followers: “Cette fois ci promis j’ai payé,” she wrote with a wink emoji. The message translates to “This time I promise I paid.”

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Her humorous response to the controversy is being applauded by commenters.


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