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'The Hills' Himbo Brody Jenner Kicked Off Airplane for Using Cell Phone


Brody Jenner Kicked Off Plane

Hey, it looks like sometimes "stars" just aren't like "us," at least when they're flouting rules about using handheld devices on airplanes during take-off. According to TMZ, do-nothing himbo and reality star Brody Jenner -- the son of Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner and sometime love interest of Lauren Conrad on MTV's The Hills -- was kicked off of an American Airlines flight due to take off from Dallas this past Saturday.

Apparently the one-time bad-boy 'Prince of Malibu' refused to turn off his handheld device, even though flight staff had asked him to. (Jenner was most likely tapping his fingers on a Sidekick, as evidenced by the pictures of his various appearances at launch parties for that iconic keyboard device, below). But Jenner was not alone -- several other passengers refused to turn off their mobiles and got obnoxious with the flight attendants. All offenders, including Jenner, were escorted off the plane by airport police.

According to TMZ, charges were not pressed, and Jenner and others were rebooked on the more downscale ATA airways, which, ironically, is even more strict on the in-flight handheld ban than American, as evidenced by the fate of this poor guy.

So the next time any of you reality or less-than-reality folks out there decide to send one last text message as you're taxi-ing down the runway, make sure you're nice to the flight attendants. Oh, and for the love of God, turn off your cell phones!

From TMZ

Brody Jenner, Sidekick Lover



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