She's a fox, but completely lacking a sense of propriety.

What the hell is wrong with people - they lose their minds when they get near an airport these days.

It's called Marketing.
Looks like she has at least a Masters in it.

Pro whore.

She's a fox, but completely lacking a sense of propriety.

She's a fox, but completely lacking a sense of propriety.

Like as not it was a deliberate stunt to get her in the news.

The only thing I keep thinking when I see her pics is "high maintenance narcissist"....

Pumped up, fake tits, attention whore. Ugh.

Same thought I had. Personally I wouldn't mind if she got on the plane naked. But if you go to public places wearing something that shows both cheeks of your ass then you will eventually run afoul of the dress code police. A fact I'm sure she was well aware of.

+1. - Another "poor me" attention whore. Decent looking tho.

Dayum, I’d a lay a mack on at the gas pumps, mmm hmm gurl

Thats probably the best thing turkey's ever produced.

I don't want my girls to see that on a plane, no matter how fit she is. There's a time and place to show your stuff, and a plane ain't it.

Get in shape , get fake tits , wear skimpy 'i'mma slut clothes' , get your lips blown up , put make-up on w/a putty knife = instant star that can empty dudes with no game wallet .

I've laughed for years at what I consider to be morons = guys who sit and gaze at strippers and hand over their paychecks .

Yep, there are a lot of desperate/dumb Guy's on this rock.

I don't want my girls to see that on a plane, no matter how fit she is. There's a time and place to show your stuff, and a plane ain't it.

#makethemcheeksclap

She's a fox, but completely lacking a sense of propriety.

Very fit and she got the attention she wanted. Pure stunt, I think.

Would not want to ‘splain that to my 12 yo son!

TOKYO (AP) — At an Olympics aiming to set the highest level of television standards, the head of broadcasting at the Tokyo Games is trying to banish overly sexualized images of female athletes.

“Sport appeal, not sex appeal” is one mantra Olympic officials push in an effort to reach gender equity on the field of play and on screen.

“You will not see in our coverage some things that we have been seeing in the past, with details and close-up on parts of the body,” Olympic Broadcasting Services chief executive Yiannis Exarchos said Monday.

That can be difficult with state-of-the-art technology filming sports — such as beach volleyball, gymnastics, swimming and track — where female athletes' uniforms can be scant and skimpy.