EKIN-Su Cülcüloğlu of Love Island has received calls to delete her post after she shared a clip from inside the plane a few hours after the death of 241 people in India's flights crashes
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has been urged to delete its post on social media after the tragic Air India accident. The LOVE Island star, 30, shared a video of her Instagram story, hours after it was confirmed that 241 out of 242 people on board died sadly in her crash near Ahmedabad Airport in western India.
She shared a short clip from inside a plane filming herself looking at the camera. Ekin-Su shook her head and left screaming as she wrote on the video: “I hate hate disorders!”
Her fans urged her to remove the post from her social media, as one of them said: “A girl needs to delete your last story as soon as possible.” This comes after the Towie's Mark Wright and MCFLY TOM FLETCHRTHER was deleted from the posts and made apologies after the accident.
Mark and his wife, Michel Kegan, were sharing the Instagram content from their vacation to Spain recently with the three -month -old child. The reality star shared a picture of the trio in front of a private plane at an airport where he was annoying him in obtaining a limited room on standard flights in the publication.
He had written: “One day is luster, now we will take the 26th grade without an additional leg room.” After suffering a violent reaction, he has since apologized for the “error”, and the fans told that he had determined the site of the publication, which was now deleted, in advance. He said it was a “horrific coincidence.”
Mark wrote: “I apologize for a publication. I just put on my page after the sudden events of the day. I have leaflets from a holiday in the scheduled setting, which came out in the coming days that I identified for her, which was implemented last week.”
Abi Wahid continued the statement by saying that it was “a coincidence” that he went out on the same day that India was destroyed. He told the fans that as soon as he realized what happened, he immediately deleted the post.
“It is a horrific coincidence that today's publication was on a devastating day. Once I enter Instagram and realized that the post had come out, she was immediately deleted [it]He said.
The former star Towie concluded by expressing sympathy for anyone affected by the plane accident. He wrote: “My heart goes out to everyone who has been implemented from today. I am sorry for this error and any crime I caused.”
Meanwhile, Tom Mcfy issued an apology after he shared a post on his Instagram story before it was later deleted after reading the news. He wrote: “Sorry, I have just seen the terrible news about the crash of India.”
“I was very terrible,” he added in a post.
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