The American Airways passenger who was memed after 'not actual' outburst lives in a $2 million house and is a high advertising and marketing exec

• The American passenger who was memed after accusing one other passenger of being “not actual” lives in a million-dollar home, per The New York Submit.
• Tiffany Gomas, the passenger, is alleged to be a profitable advertising and marketing government. 
• Gomas was faraway from the flight after arguing with airplane passengers over AirPods, per NYP.

The passenger who generated dozens of memes for accusing one other passenger of being “not actual” on an American Airways flight is alleged to reside in a multimillion-dollar home in Lakewood, Dallas, per a New York Submit report.

The passenger has been recognized as Tiffany Gomas, a advertising and marketing government, in line with the report, citing police paperwork.

Insider beforehand reported that Gomas, who was proven arguing with one other passenger within the now-deleted viral video posted on TikTok, was ultimately faraway from the flight. The flight was scheduled to fly from Orlando to Dallas-Fort Price on July 2. 

Whereas Gomas’ popularity has been tarnished by her outburst, she seems to be a profitable advertising and marketing government and enterprise proprietor.

Gomas beforehand labored because the vp of consumer companies at Elevate Model Advertising, a advertising and marketing agency based mostly in Dallas, per the trade publication PPAI Media. Gomas was additionally named on the publication’s “20 Most Watchable Younger Leaders” in 2017 — an annual listing that highlights up-and-coming skills within the promotional merchandise trade.

Gomas graduated Oklahoma State College, in line with PPAI Media. In a now-deleted LinkedIn profile, Gomas is listed because the proprietor of Uppercut Advertising, LLC, an promoting agency.  Her Instagram account has additionally been set to personal.

Gomas is alleged to reside in an upscale neighborhood in Dallas. She owns a $2 million home in Lakewood, Dallas, in line with NYP’s report, citing public information. In June, the common home in Lakewood offered for a median worth of $1.3 million. 

Gomas’ outburst was really about her AirPods, per NYP, citing police information. Gomas had accused the family she was touring with on the American Airways flight of stealing her AirPods, per the report.

Whereas Gomas was handed a felony trespass discover for disrupting the flight, she was not taken into police custody, in line with NYP.

American Airways and Gomas didn’t instantly reply to Insider’s requests for remark despatched outdoors common workplace hours.