Jenny Marrs shared a very scary experience recently! Thank God she is safe.  

HGTV show FIXER TO FABULOUS co-host Jenny Marrs talked about her terrific recent flying experience onInstagram. She shared, “About an hour into our flight, I knew something was wrong.”

Fortunately, the reality star and her husband, Dave, are safe. After the event, the couple canceled their trip and joined their family in the berry fields. Follow this article to learn what happened to Jenny and Dave Marrs. What had happened to that flight?

On 21 June 2023, Jenny Marrs and her spouse, Dave, had a frightening plane incident while the two were flying for work on Tuesday morning. After safely landing at the airport, the interior designer described the terrible accident in her IG lengthy post.

Marrs also revealed being anxious that morning before their work trip. On Instagram, she penned, “We sent a photo to the kids after we settled into our seats. I took deep breaths as the plane took off. I even snapped a photo of the beauty of our lakes as we flew over. But, I was anxious.”

About an hour into their flight, Jenny sensed something was not right as their plane was flying too low. The home renovator shared, “ When the captain’s voice came on the loudspeaker, I panicked. I couldn’t hear what he said. The ringing in my ears was too loud. My breathing too shallow. There was something wrong with the plane. There was something wrong with the plane.”

Following her recent incident, Jenny also stated, “My brain immediately went back to that emergency landing in Houston in 2006.”

She continued: I looked to Dave. He calmly explained what was happening. We were turning around and burning fuel in order to land back at our airport. I texted my prayer warrior friends. My fingers were cramping from the panic. I prayed aloud and shook uncontrollably.”

The couple landed safely. As their work trip got canceled, they had an unexpected afternoon and evening back at their place.

They moved to the berry fields with their kids and Dave’s mom and dad. They arranged a fort for children Luke and Charlotte and had a pleasing moment.

Following the event, Jenny shared,

“Each step I took, I breathed out gratitude. I found myself shaking at random times throughout the day, my body still reeling from the fear.”

On Tuesday, HGTV star Jenny Marrs shared a scary plane incident she faced while flying for work. Source: Instagram

Further, Jenny continued the story in the comment section of her post. The mother-of-five penned, “My faith is not diminished by my fear.” Out of courage, she also mentioned continuing the fight against the unseen enemy of fear and seeking adventure even if fear wants her to hide and play it safe.

She stated that maybe someone else out there needed to know her experience and understand that fear isn’t something to be ashamed of.

Jenny also wrote,

“Maybe someone else needs to know that God sees you and holds you and loves you even if you are doing the brave thing so very scared.”

At the end of her post, she expressed gratitude towards her friends and admirers who faithfully prayed for them yesterday after seeing her IG story. She wrote,

“I love this little community we have created and am thankful for you all!”

Marrs posted an Instagram story about feeling ashamed about her inability to get over her fear. Source: Jenny’s IG handle

Why is Jenny Scared of flying?

The HGTV host also mentioned on her Instagram that she wasn’t always scared of flights. During her 20’s, she says, she was an avid flyer. When she got her first job after her college, she used to fly very often for her work. So, what happened?

Flying started to get scary for Jenny during her 20s. She was having nightmares about flying during that time.

She explained:

“Then, I had a few scary things happen and I started having nightmares about flying. I had my first full-blown panic attack over the sea as we flew to Congo for the first time to visit Sylvie. When we landed, it was nighttime. We were greeted by machine guns and our luggage was ransacked by armed guards. They took the supplies we had brought for the orphanage.”

Sharing her flying experience, Jerry also added: “From that point on, I was afraid of landing at night in a new place.”