Sexy Too Hot to Handle stars want to move on after getting prosecuted for nasty plane fracas at 30,000 feet

TOO Hot to Handle’s Beaux Raymond looks like butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth – but what viewers don’t know is she was fined thousands of pounds in court for abusing cabin crew on the way home from filming Netflix smash’s third series.

And she wasn’t alone, with fellow castmates Harry Johnson and Jackson – aka Matthew – Mawhinney also dragged before courts over the nasty fracas at 30,000 feet in February last year. 

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Matthew is the son of Britain’s first female attorney general, Baroness Scotland, and allegedly spat at a hostess ‘Look up who my mum is’, when he wanted a fresh drink.

But the trio aren’t dreading the attention now the series has landed on Netflix – in fact they’re glad. 

Harry said: “I hope when people do watch the show, they realise that our characters aren’t what’s been portrayed and obviously it just was a drunk mistake.”

Beaux, who romanced Harry on the show, added: “Definitely. I’m sorry to everyone and nothing like that has ever, ever happen again.”

And Jackson slash Matthew, the ex-boyfriend of Love Island’s Tina Stinnes, said: “Our behaviour was immature and irresponsible and it’s weighed heavy on all us, and we’re just really looking to move forward from it as quickly as possible.”

The trio had been filming on the Turks and Caicos islands before flying to Miami, where they were spotted downing margaritas as they waited for their connection to Heathrow.

Cabin crew on the BA flight reportedly asked Harry and Beaux to tone it down after they were seen “kissing and behaving intimately” in their seats.

A court heard the three became abusive after being repeatedly told to put facemasks on and being informed that the captain had decided they should not be served any more booze.

Harry said: “Filming a TV show, it was really hard work and you’re limited to two drinks a day. 

“And it’s very stressful, to be honest, and you’ve got to stick to time and stuff like that. 

“So I think obviously when we all got on the plane, we felt like it was our chance to kind of let loose and relax.”

Beaux, who was able to keep her job as a legal secretary said: “It’s really embarrassing talking about it again. It’s out of character for us, obviously.

“It’s never nice when drinks are involved, it can escalate very quickly.”

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