Woman forced to sit behind husband’s ex on five hour flight

A woman has revealed the awkward moment she had to sit behind her partner’s ex for five hours on a flight, describing it as “ridiculous”.

Bumping into your partner’s ex is rarely fun, but imagine if you were trapped with them for hours with no way to escape.

That happened to Latin-American singer Talia Scott, who revealed she was stuck sitting behind her husband’s former flame for five hours on a plane.

She recalled the nightmare flight with her 4.9 million TikTok followers by rapping her own words over Nicki Minaj’s Super Freaky Girl, The Sun reports.

“One thing about me, is I always run, into my husband’s exes, and it’s pretty awkward,” she began.

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Latin-American singer Talia Scott revealed the awkward moment she sat behind her partner’s ex for five hours on a flight. Picture: TikTok/_thescottfamily

Talia explained she had been travelling home from New York with partner Roger and she thought she recognised a blonde woman during the journey.

“Roger and I had only been dating for a month, and if I said something I look like the crazy one,” she said.

“But we board the plane, and I totally forget, until I look up and see his ex.”

Then things got worse.

She recalled the nightmare flight in a TikTok which has since attracted more than 200,000 ‘likes’. Picture: TikTok/_thescottfamily

She said she looked up and realised their seats were directly behind her partner’s ex.

Talia rapped: “For the next five hours, I had to stare at the back of her head. It was ridiculous.”

This wasn’t the only awkward encounter she has had.

“You probably think that it doesn’t get worse, but let me tell you, I met his other ex at her wedding venue.”

Many people were left in shock at her bad luck.

One said: “This is a jam though.”

Another added: “Lol this was great!”

A third commented: “How many exes does Roger have in such a short period of time?”

This story originally appeared on The Sun and is republished here with permission