I was forced to pop my jaw back into place on an EasyJet flight to Malaga after it dislocated when I YAWNED

A BRIT holidaymaker had to pop her jaw back into place after it suddenly dislocated as she yawned at 40,000ft aboard a flight to Spain. Nottingham Trent Uni student Isabella Prusak-James, 21, was travelling on an EasyJet flight from London Luton to Malaga last week when her jaw dislocated. Isabella’s jaw suddenly dislocated as she was 40,000ft aboard an easyJet flight to MalagaNNP Although painless, Isabella said her jaw began dislocating for no apparent reason when she was 18NNP In a video of the incident, Isabella has her jaw wide open as her mates try to click it back into place by putting pressure on her mouth with their fingers. Thanks to the crew, Isabella and a pal were taken to a private part at the back of the aircraft, where her friend attempted to push her jaw back in before brave Isabella finally managed to pop it back into place. Isabella, from St Albans, Hertfordshire, said: “It’s the tenth time it has happened, the first time it popped out was when I was 18. “I still don’t know what the cause is, it’s common for it to happen once to someone but uncommon for it to keep happening. MORE IN WORLD NEWS MYSTERY DEEPENS Brit dad & son found dead had BLUE & brown liquid in noses after poisoning GOING BALLISTIC Kim Jong-un says North Korea 'ready to mobilise' nukes in warning to West “It’s always been caused by yawning and it’s always on the right hand side. The student explained that while her dislocated jaw may look agonising, “it isn’t painful just inconvenient”. Recalling the ordeal, Isabella said: “I typed on my phone to my friend to get the flight attendant as we didn’t have enough space to put it back in as someone needs to be behind me. “I was trying to cover my mouth so people couldn’t see but I think people were looking at me.” She continued: “The flight attendant took us to the back of the place and pulled the curtain back. “She was very nice, she stood there and watched us. She understood the instructions I was giving to my friend and was motivating her to get it back in. Most read in News MUM'S AGONY My baby boy was taken by social services - then he was murdered back on the box Kate McCann says she's 'embarrassed & bruised' after live TV debate fall HELI TRAGEDY Investigators reveal how Brit tourist was killed in horror helicopter death REJECTED Archie Battersbee's family denied challenge to son's case at UN by Court of Appeal 'DEADLY BLOW' Horror moment Brit, 22, 'delivers fatal blow to his dad on Marmaris holiday' BAKE BRITAIN Brits to bask in 31C sun in days after return to scorching temps this week “She said it was the first time it’s ever happened. “My friend kept trying but eventually said ‘it’s stressing me out’ and she asked if I could put it back in. “I had never tried before but I managed to do it.” Luckily, Isabella did not need any medical attention after the ordeal. Read More on The Sun KICKED OFF I've been locked out of my home of 15 years... I deserve to live there ENERGY SAVE Thousands have just DAYS left to qualify for free cash to cover energy bills She posted the footage of the ordeal on TikTok, where the video went viral, racking up 5.5 million views. There are no long term side effect to a dislocated jaw, except a heightened risk of arthritis in her jaw joint if the condition persists over a long period. Isabella said easyJet staff were very kind and ushered her to a private area of the planeNNP One of the airhostesses told Isabella it was the first time she had seen something like that happen aboard a flightNNP