Celeste Barber exposes plane passenger who sat next to her and ‘took off mask to SNEEZE’ mid-flight

Aussie comedian Celeste Barber has made millions laugh with her hilarious celebrity parody videos and posts. 

But on Friday, the 39-year-old appeared to be fuming as she exposed a fellow plane passenger as she caught a flight from Sydney Airport. 

Celeste revealed the passenger, who was seated right next to her, ‘took her mask off to sneeze’ while in the air. 

Celeste shared a selfie of herself on the airplane and squished herself right next to the window. 

She kept safe amid the coronavirus pandemic by wearing a white KN95 face mask, said to be more beneficial in reducing the risk of transmitting airborne infectious diseases. 

‘The woman next to me on this flight just TOOK HER MASK OFF to sneeze,’ Celeste wrote, appearing unimpressed.

Airport chaos: Before her flight, Celeste cheekily shared a video of the queues and lines at the airport to Björk’s It’s Oh So Quiet, as holidaymakers jetted off for the Easter holidays

Before her flight, Celeste cheekily shared a video of the queues and lines at the airport to Björk’s It’s Oh So Quiet, as holidaymakers jetted off for the Easter holidays.

Celeste boasts 8.9million Instagram followers and is known for her hilarious celebrity parody videos. 

The media personality is lead actress and producer of Netflix’s new dramedy series, Wellmania. 

Claim to fame: Celeste boasts 8.9million Instagram followers and is known for her hilarious celebrity parody videos. The media personality is lead actress and producer of Netflix’s new dramedy series, Wellmania

It comes after the Wellmania star was pondering whether she should stop posting her comedic content as she ruminated on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Growing emotional, the comedian admitted in a February Instagram Story video: ‘I don’t know what to do.’

‘I want to keep posting funny, fun content and to try and put some laughter out in the world, but it’s a lot.’ 

Tears welling in her eyes, Celeste continued, ‘It’s so overwhelming what’s happening in the world. It’s tricky.’

‘Laughter is so important and I want to keep doing that and giving you all love… but it’s just so much. I’m just so sad for everyone and sending love to those who really f**king need it.’

‘I don’t know what to do’: It comes after the Wellmania star was pondering whether she should stop posting her comedic content as she ruminated on the Russian invasion of Ukraine