Michelle Williams found herself in an all-too-relatable mid-flight nightmare—and she had the receipts to prove it.
The Destiny’s Child singer took to Instagram on Sunday to hilariously call out a fellow passenger who decided to go barefoot and make himself a little too comfortable on their flight from Chicago to New York.
The signer posted a picture of a bare foot propped up between the gap of her seat and the window.
“I PROMISE YOU BETTA GETCHO FOOT FROM ME!!!! 🚨,” “Y’all this is happening neowwwwwwww on my flight and I am crying real tears!!”
Some fans were surprised the singer, currently starring in the Broadway adaptation of Death Becomes Her, wasn’t flying private.
But Williams quickly clarified: this was first class.
“For those asking…….. YES I am sitting in the first class cabin……a lot of AUDACITY resides in that booking class……. OBVIOUSLY!! #seat3F the f is for feet."
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In the comments, she revealed she eventually resolved the issue by elbowing the mystery foot.
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Still, it wasn’t all bad. Williams admitted the barefoot passenger turned out to be friendly, even helping her with her overhead bin bag retrieval. “And I said thank you,” she added—because manners still matter, even at 30,000 feet.
Folks were as repulsed by the action as Williams.
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People came up with ideas for how to banish the bare foot.
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Others were not as charitable in their advice.
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Either way, the foot had to go.
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Some commenters were impressed by the offending foot.
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Comparisons to other airlines were inevitable.
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People swore they would never be the one with the foot.
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Williams' current project, a hit musical version of Death Becomes Her, is playing on Broadway.