Ryan Seacrest's ex sues American Airlines after drinking beverage with 'broken plastic,' sustaining injuries

Ryan Seacrest’s ex sues American Airlines after drinking beverage with ‘broken plastic,’ sustaining injuries

Posted by author August 17, 2024 Entertainment

Shana Wall, who dated Ryan Seacrest in the early 2000s, has filed a lawsuit against American Airlines after sustaining serious injuries from a beverage that allegedly contained “broken plastic and shards.”

On Aug. 12, Wall, a former “Amazing Race” contestant, filed the documents in the Manhattan Supreme Court through her attorney, John J. Bailly.

According to the documents obtained by Fox News Digital, Wall alleges American Airlines “had a duty to provide beverages and food that was uncontaminated and fit for consumption.”

She was instead “served a drink in a glass containing broken plastic and shards,” which resulted in “severe injury to her throat, esophagus, vocal cords and digestive system.”

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Ryan Seacrest’s ex-girlfriend Shana Wall has sued American Airlines. (Getty Images)

Additionally, Wall claims because the airline “caused and created the dangerous, defective and unsafe condition on the airplane,” it “is strictly liable due to its providing a beverage to the Plaintiff which was contaminated and unfit for human consumption.”

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The couple dated in the early 2000s. (Getty Images)

Wall claims to have suffered multiple personal injuries.

“She was caused to be sick, sore, lame and disabled; was confined to home and bed; was caused to sustain a loss of enjoyment of life; she became incapacitated from the duties of her occupation, sustaining wage and economic loss; has incurred, and will in the future continue to incur, expenses for the treatment of her injuries; she became obligated to expend monies for physicians’ services and other medical care and treatment,” the documents state.