Actress Brenda Song is taking major turbulence with Alaska Airlines.
The 37-year-old star blasted the airline for wrecking a family getaway alongside fiancé Macaulay Culkin, claiming the carrier split her from her sons — Dakota, 4, and Carson, 3 — despite booking first-class seats together months in advance.
In a fiery Instagram rant, the Disney Channel alum claimed their seats were “given away” without any warning as the family planned to celebrate Dakota’s birthday.
“I didn’t know when you book your first class tickets 6 months in advance for your family … @alaskaair can just give away your seats the morning of with no warning,” she wrote in the Instagram Story on Saturday.
She doubled down by tagging Culkin and warning fans to “never fly” with the airline again.
The “Home Alone” icon quickly backed up his partner, reposting her tirade with a cheeky but telling jab: “Hell hath no fury like a Brenda scorned…”
The airline is now in full damage-control mode. A spokesperson told TMZ that the incident was “unacceptable” and did not reflect the company’s standards.
“Traveling can be stressful, especially with young children, and we pride ourselves on being a top airline for traveling families,” added the spokesperson. “We are deeply sorry for adding friction to the experience.”
Alaska has reached out to the couple to make things right, according to the outlet.
Song and Culkin, who met in 2017 on the set of “Changeland”, have kept their relationship relatively private, though they’ve recently offered fans more glimpses into their home life. The pair got engaged in early 2022, welcoming Dakota and Carson in 2021 and 2022.
But their family dynamic has already raised eyebrows. Song recently revealed during an appearance on ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show” that Culkin still doesn’t know how to drive.
Despite the chaos in the skies, the couple has been soaring in real estate.
They reportedly dropped $10.3 million on a new six-bedroom mansion in Los Angeles’s Sherman Oaks after unloading their Toluca Lake home for a whopping $14.24 million.
