Kendall Jenner roasted for flying commercial in ‘unreal’ Gucci campaign: ‘She would never’

Kendall Jenner is catching commercial flights in her new Gucci campaign — but fans aren’t buying it.

When the brand released footage of the “Kardashians” star running through an airport Thursday, social media trolls were quick to point out her private jet usage.

“Kendalls first time inside an airport be like,” one Instagram user quipped, with another agreeing that Jenner, 28, “only” flies private.

“This is hilarious because we all know she would never lower herself to commercial flights with ‘normal’ people 😂,” a third wrote.

“yeah ok kj in a real airport and not a private jet🤭🤣🤣 so unreal,” read one comment.

Others were more focused on Bad Bunny’s absence from the ad, as Jenner previously modeled the luggage with her then-boyfriend in September 2023.

In the campaign, the loved-up duo carried the Gucci Valigeria travel collection at an airport.

The model had been publicly dating the Grammy winner, 30, for seven months at the time, only for the pair to reportedly call it quits in December 2023.

In January, however, Bad Bunny and the reality star vacationed together with friends in Barbados.

Despite reports they were reconnecting, sources told TMZ the following month that Jenner got back together with her ex-boyfriend Devin Booker after splitting from the “Tití Me Preguntó” singer.

She and Booker, 27, were an item from 2020 to 2022.

The Hulu personality has made headlines for her relationships with NBA players over the years, with Kim Kardashian even trolling her with a “Kendall Starting Five” T-shirt in June 2023.

Jenner dated Blake Griffin from 2017 to 2018, followed by Ben Simmons on and off from 2018 to 2020.

While with Griffin, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum was slammed for a commercial she filmed for Pepsi in which she joined a protest and handed a police officer a can of soda to defuse tension.

Jenner tearfully apologized for the controversy on her family’s show in 2017, saying she did not intend to “offend other people or hurt other people.”