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Elle Macpherson lost her patience with customs officials at Dallas Fortworth Airport in America when she had to wait in line.
The Australian supermodel, 59, snapped at an employee as she was waved through customs only to be called back, reported Perth Now on Sunday.
And the WelleCo founder made no effort to hide her irritation at having to wait while everyone else went through customs.
Having to wait in line longer than she expected, Elle expressed her frustrations to security and demanded answers.
“Why did you just tell me to go ahead and then tell me to come back?” Elle snapped.
Elle Macpherson, 59, (pictured) lost her patience with customs officials at Dallas Fortworth Airport in America as she waited in line
She continued, “You just let five people through. I was ahead of them and now I’m behind again.’
The tall beauty carried a $5,300 Christian Dior leopard print tote bag and was dressed in a luxurious Texan-style ensemble as she went on her rant.
Elle’s outburst comes after she was criticized by followers in September when her wellness brand WelleCo failed to deliver paid orders.
The Australian supermodel snapped at an employee as she was waved through customs only to be called back, Perth Now reported on Sunday
After she shared a glamorous selfie on her company’s Instagram account, disgruntled customers still waiting for their products lashed out at her.
Some flocked to the comments, claiming they had not yet received orders they ordered up to a month ago and were being ignored by customer service.
“Why do you have time to post on IG, but haven’t gotten a response to outstanding orders since September 1st,” one person wrote.
And the WelleCo founder made no effort to hide her irritation at having to wait while everyone else went through customs
Another said: ‘Can someone please respond to my email or direct message as I have been charged for my subscription and still have not received my product.’
‘Hello, I tried to receive my order! And no one responded to my email and customer service request,” a third added.
Someone else suggested that Elle and WelleCo should “scale back advertising” until they have “sufficient supply.”
WelleCo CEO Leighton Richards released a statement to address the issue and allay customer concerns, blaming “upsizing” for the missing orders.
Elle’s outburst comes after she was criticized by followers in September when her wellness brand WelleCo failed to deliver paid orders