Pop Star Says Singapore Airlines Satay Left A 1.5-Inch Wood Shard In Her Throat—Now She Can’t Sing

Briohny Smyth, a former Thai pop star, claims a 1.5-inch wood shard originating from Singapore Airlines' business class satay caused significant harm to her vocal cords. The incident occurred during a flight, resulting in a scar and subsequent impairment of her singing voice. Smyth initiated legal action against the airline shortly before a two-year statute of limitations expired for filing such claims. Despite the lawsuit, no photographic evidence of the shard, supporting medical records, or relevant flight reports have yet been released to the public. Currently, the case remains unresolved with no official documentation available for review.