Kerry Katona has revealed how a “brazen” passenger offered her fiance cocaine on board a plane while the couple were with her children.
The star said she was travelling back from a birthday party in Dublin when the passenger pulled out cocaine “from under his balls” and asked Ryan Mahoney if he wanted a line.
Katona (42) said she “couldn’t get over” the shocking move and added that “it’s easier to have a line of coke on the plane than a cigarette”.
The incident occurred in September, when Katona, Mahoney (33) and her young daughters DJ (eight) and Heidi (15) had been celebrating her daughter Molly’s 21st birthday.
Speaking on BBC podcast Wheel of Misfortune, Katona said: “We went to Molly’s 21st in Ireland. Honestly this is crazy.
“On the way home on the plane there was me, Ryan, DJ, and Heidi.
“Heidi and DJ sat on one side, that’s where they wanted to sit — bear in mind Heidi is 15 — and me and Ryan sat the other side with this guy next to us.
“I was fast asleep because I was so hungover.
“Our flight got delayed...and all these Irish men were absolutely s**tfaced.
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“We got off the plane and Ryan goes ‘you’ll never guess what that guy did?’
“He started talking to Ryan... On the plane, put his hands down his pants, from under his balls, and offered Ryan a key of coke.
“On the f***ing plane. It’s easier to have a line of coke on the plane than a cigarette. What the f**k is that about?”
She added: “I couldn’t get over it. I’d s**t myself going through airport security, and he just pulled it out from under his balls.
“Ryan goes ‘no I’m alright thanks mate’.”
“How mad is that? Good job my two kids could not see.”
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