Singer Michelle Williams cries 'real tears' after in-flight disaster: 'A lot of audacity'
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Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams was grossed out upon seeing a barefoot passenger placing their bare toes near her window on a first class flight.
After safely landing, Williams, 45, sang how happy she was to have "made it out alright," but that she was still "itchy" from the experience. Tracy Wright is an entertainment reporter for Fox News Digital. Send story tips to Tracy.Wright@fox.com.
The "Survivor" musician posted an image of the barefoot passenger's toes, which creeped up behind her while she was flying back to New York from Chicago. A post shared by 🦋Michelle "Bridgerton" Williams🦋 (@michellewilliams) A post shared by 🦋Michelle "Bridgerton" Williams🦋 (@michellewilliams)
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