The nerve. Vanderpump Rules star Brittany Cartwright is the sweetheart of the cast, so it’s shocking that she allegedly found herself in such a tense confrontation over New Year’s weekend. Brittany took to social media to share details about an alleged attack she suffered from a fellow passenger on a flight that she claims continued into the airport when they landed in Miami.

” I cannot believe this day!!! I was in the first class airplane bathroom on Delta (right by the flight attendants by the way) when a woman started shaking my door a good [three] to [four] times when I had already told her someone was in there,” Brittany, 29, wrote in a screenshot of a note app that was posted on Twitter.

She explained that when she stepped out, she showed the woman where the ‘occupied’ and ‘vacant’ signs were on the door. After that, the woman came back to her seat, which was a couple of rows in front of Brittany. The woman and her male companion then allegedly started to talk about Brittany and pointed at her, making fun of her.

Once the plane landed, Brittany claimed the woman walked out in front of her and as they were exiting the jet bridge, the woman stopped so she could get behind Brittany, then allegedly pushed her and pulled her hair.

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“Jax saw it all happen so of course we walk after her and say, ‘How dare you touch me? I did nothing but show you a sign,'” Brittany wrote. “Once I get to the house in Miami, I realize she put gum in my hair when she pulled it and pushed me. This kind of behavior is not acceptable and I will be pressing charges. This incident was complete assault.”

Brittany went on to urge Delta to do “the right thing,” and she also revealed that she had the woman’s flight information and seat number. “I would NEVER [sic] ever disrespect someone this way, no matter how mad they made me so I can’t believe this behavior exists,” she wrote.

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