“Wicked” actress Marissa Bode claimed she was denied boarding her Southern Airways flight because she uses a wheelchair — and she’s not holding back after calling out the airline.

The 25-year-old, who has been confined to a wheelchair since being involved in a car crash at age 11, took to TikTok on Thursday, claiming, “I was denied boarding a flight because I’m disabled,” describing the experience as “awful.”

Bode said the interaction occurred during a layover flight while she was traveling to a speaking engagement in Pennsylvania.

She said her first flight on United Airlines went smoothly, but things took a turn when she approached the gate for her connecting flight with Southern Airways — which serves only eight states in the US.

“I got to the gate and was like, ‘Hey, could you help me locate my boarding pass?’” she said.

“And the two people at the gate look at me and they’re like, ‘Can you stand?’ And I said, ‘No.’ And they said, ‘I’m sorry, because of that we’re gonna have to deny you boarding.’”

Bode said she was stunned by the explanation that followed.

“They proceeded to tell me all the planes within this airline have stairs to get on the plane. Wild. Never heard of that before … You’re telling me none of the people who have flown on your plane before are disabled?”

Kaia Gerber knows a thing or two about sweating in style.

The actress has been working out in Vuori clothing for years — and this week, she dropped her second collaboration with the activewear brand, dubbed For Kaia.

“I’ve always been a fan of Vuori,” the model daughter of Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford told InStyle. “My dad introduced me to it, and he’s a very fabric-forward person, all about comfortability, fabric and quality.”

She also posed for a campaign wearing the co-designed styles, which she calls “an amalgamation of all the things that I have been wearing and loving.” Below, shop several highlights from the colorful, comfortable capsule before they sell out.

Vuori’s fabrics are all about performance — just ask Gerber, who’s worn them for everything from strength training to low-impact workouts. These new leggings bring a new textured finish to one of the brand’s best-selling fabrics, and are available in both black and bright blue. (It seems Gerber is partial to the latter, as she modeled it for the campaign.)

Make it a matching set with this breathable, moisture-wicking sports bra, designed to stay comfy (and stylish) regardless of your workout routine.

“It’s not always clear whether workout wear is performance-based or not,” Gerber told InStyle. “What I love about Vuori is it’s all really high-performance. I do a lot of different kinds of training, so I wanted versatility, fabrics and pieces that could withhold running or sprinting, and also slower things like Pilates and yoga.”

She’s also introduced the brand to her personal trainer and “work-wife,” Kirsty Godso, who’s a fan of this versatile T-shirt.

“We are both obsessed with the baby tees from Vuori,” the model explained. “We often show up with the exact same outfit to the gym.”

These cozy pants just might be on track to become your new weekend go-to.

Blue is a common thread throughout the coastal-cool line, including this lightweight jacket Gerber styles with the matching pants.

Low impact, but not low on style. This cute sports bra is designed for activities like yoga and Pilates.

True to the name, these 2.5-inch inseam shorts promise a barely-there feel.

Nail the off-duty-model look with cozy staples like these sweatpant shorts.

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Diana Russini deleted her X account (formerly known as Twitter) as drama surrounding photos of herself with Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel escalated.

The former Athletic reporter’s content was no longer visible on the platform as of Thursday evening, Page Six can confirm.

The sports journalist previously posted her resignation letter to the platform after Page Six published photos of her spending time with Vrabel in March at a luxury resort in Arizona.

Russini and Vrabel were also seen in photos from March 2020, chatting at a New York City bar and even apparently kissing each other, in photos published by Page Six on Thursday.

“They were kissing and they were all over each other,” an eyewitness told Page Six. “He had a ring on.”

The sports journalist initially claimed the more recent resort photos were taken out of context, and that she and Vrabel — with whom she was snapped holding hands — were joined by several other pals at the luxury Sedona getaway.

Multiple sources told Page Six, however, that wasn’t the case.

“Like most journalists in the NFL, reporters interact with sources away from stadiums and other venues,” she told us.

Vrabel, meanwhile, told Page Six earlier this month that the Arizona photos “show a completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable. This doesn’t deserve any further response.”

On Thursday, following the publication of the 2020 snapshots, Vrabel — who recently divulged he’s seeking counseling — spoke to reporters at a press conference held during the NFL Draft.

“That’s a private and personal matter. I don’t think that those comments … I think that was, you know, I’m always gonna attempt to protect your family,” he said in part during the presser.

“I would never be dismissive, but I think my family and this football team are the most important thing and that’s what I plan to do, and I’m excited about the challenge with both of those things.”

Vrabel has been married to his wife, Jen Vrabel, since 1999, and the longtime couple share two sons.

The former ESPN reporter, meanwhile tied the knot with Shake Shack executive Kevin Goldschmidt in 2020 — six months after the March 2020 photos with Vrabel — and has since welcomed two sons with her spouse.