Nervous flyers Indy Clinton and Martha Kalifatidis appear to be on edge as they nearly miss their business class flight to New Zealand… while blogger ‘confirms’ breast implant rumours

Indy Clinton and her good friend Martha Kalifatidis looked quite upset after nearly missing their luxury business class flight to New Zealand on Tuesday.

The 27-year-old mummy blogger and the 2019 MAFS star, 36, were spotted at the business class check-in desk at Sydney airport as they headed out on an all-expenses-paid influencer trip.

Indy later posted on Instagram Stories about their turbulent journey, describing her and Martha’s own travel anxiety during their flight from Sydney to Queenstown.

Indy showed us a snapshot of the view from the plane as they landed, and he admitted they nearly “broke” their bones as they “squeezed” each other’s hands to support each other.

However, their concerns began before they even got on the plane, when the couple nearly missed their flight due to Indy’s unfortunate travel accident.

Indy kept telling Martha not to ‘stress’ after she took them to the wrong gate and didn’t realize it until they were finally boarding, causing them to run around the airport like crazy.

As they filmed themselves running through the departure lounge with their luggage, Indy said, “At least our heart rates went up!”

Indy Clinton and her good friend Martha Kalifatidis looked very upset after they nearly missed their luxury business class flight to New Zealand on Tuesday

The 27-year-old mummy blogger and the 2019 MAFS star, 36, were spotted at the business class check-in desk at Sydney airport as they headed out for yet another paid influencer trip

Indy (left) later took to Instagram Stories to chronicle their turbulent journeys, describing her and Martha’s travel anxiety during their flight from Sydney to Queenstown

“Martha hated me because I took us to the wrong gate, on the other side of the airport, when the end was near,” she added in the caption.

When the duo arrived at the gate, Indy enticed her friend by telling her again, “don’t worry,” to which Martha shot back, “No! Don’t you dare.”

They made the three-hour flight in luxury business class with just a few seconds to spare, but were barely able to relax on board due to their tensions.

The two not so brave travellers finally landed on the South Island later that afternoon and immediately enjoyed the sights of the tourist hotspot Queenstown.

“IT’S SO BEAUTIFUL HERE,” Indy, a mother of three who lives in Sydney, wrote in a photo she shared on her Instagram Stories.

Indy later shared snaps from their ultra-luxurious accommodation as they enjoyed the all-expenses-paid trip with Fenty Beauty and Sephora Australia to promote the launch of pop star Rihanna’s skincare line in Australian stores.

During her stay at the five-star The Rees Hotel on Lake Wakatipu, Indy appears to confirm rumours that she has been recovering from breast augmentation surgery in recent weeks.

Sharing a snap of the view from the plane as they landed, Indy admitted they nearly ‘broke’ their bones as they ‘squeezed’ each other’s hands to support each other

However, their fears began before they even boarded the plane, when the couple nearly missed their flight due to Indy’s unfortunate travel accident

Indy kept urging Martha not to ‘stress’ after she took them to the wrong gate and didn’t realize it until they were boarding for the last time, leading to a frenzy throughout the airport

For their travels, Indy looked casual in gray sweatpants and a black long-sleeved T-shirt, which she paired with sneakers

Martha looked equally stylish in a black hoodie as she kept comfortable during the three-hour flight ahead of them

The couple appeared to be in a cheerful mood as they checked in for their flight, before they were hit by a series of chaotic events in the departure lounge, thanks to Indy’s accident

Filming from the bathroom of her New Zealand hotel on Wednesday, she mysteriously explained that she was unable to hit the ski slopes during her winter vacation.

“I’m going to the slopes to ski today, but I’m not actually allowed to ski because… you know,” she said in a TikTok video before turning and pointing to her chest.

She told her fans that skiing would be “irresponsible,” leading them to suspect in the comments that she was confirming that she had had breast augmentation.

“Because you know…you know what Indy???,” one person wrote when they wondered what she was referring to in the cryptic post.

“Indy, do you have something to tell us?? You can’t ski because WHYMMMM,” ​​wrote another.

Fans speculated that her recent absence from social media was due to her undergoing surgery.

Earlier this month, the social media star announced she would be taking a “social media break,” but a few days later her husband Ben Azar took over filming.

When they were forced to rush to their plane, Indy filmed herself running through the departure lounge with their luggage, telling an irritated Martha (pictured) not to worry.

The couple embarked on an all-expenses-paid trip with Fenty Beauty and Sephora Australia to promote the launch of pop star Rihanna’s skincare line in Australian stores

After landing in New Zealand and going snowboarding, Indy apparently confirmed rumors that she has been recovering from breast augmentation surgery in recent weeks

Filming from her hotel bathroom in New Zealand on Wednesday, she cryptically explained that she couldn’t hit the ski slopes during her winter getaway because of her chest.

She confirmed she would be absent from her Instagram and TikTok pages from July 25 to August 9, but her husband Ben started posting again a few days before.

Her Instagram bio reads: “I’ll be away from August 25th to August 9th, don’t miss me too much.”

Her husband Ben later took over her regular programming, sharing family updates with their children Navy, three, Bambi, one, and Soul, six months.

Her fans were left stunned by the decision, as they claimed it was not a ‘hiatus’ on social media, while many speculated on the reason for her sudden absence.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Indy for comment.