Watch: Ryanair's Michael O'Leary gets pied in the face

Title: Ryanair CEO, Michael O'Leary, Experiences Unexpected Creamy Surprise Ryanair's Chief Executive Officer, Michael O'Leary, recently found himself at the receiving end of an unforeseen pastry attack. A video capturing the incident went viral, showcasing the moment when a cream pie made unexpected contact with O'Leary's face. In the footage, O'Leary can be seen being approached by an unidentified individual who, in an mischievous act, swiftly delivers the pie to his unsuspecting target. The surprising encounter left O'Leary momentarily stunned, his face adorned with a generous splattering of cream. The incident, while amusing to some, raises questions about the level of security at public events and highlights the potential vulnerability of high-profile individuals. Despite the embarrassment caused by the incident, O'Leary quickly regained his composure, wiping off the pie with a good-natured smile. The video quickly gained traction on various social media platforms, becoming a popular topic of discussion among internet users. Opinions were divided, with some finding the incident light-hearted and humorous, while others expressed concern over the audacity of the prankster. This incident serves as a reminder that unexpected events can occur even in seemingly controlled environments. It also demonstrates the power of viral videos in capturing and disseminating memorable moments, which have the potential to impact an individual's public image. As with many tales of unexpected encounters, the pie incident involving Ryanair's CEO will undoubtedly be remembered as an amusing anecdote in O'Leary's career, leaving him with an unexpected facial makeover, and simultaneously revealing the unpredictable nature of life in the public eye.

Michael O'Leary was assaulted by climate activists who pelted him with cream pies upon his arrival at the European Commission's main office.

The CEO of Ryanair was surprised when he stood next to a life-size picture of Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, whom he intended to present a petition signed by 1.5 million individuals.

Ryanair's profile on X – formerly referred to as Twitter – mocked the occurrence in a cheeky manner.

One blog entry mentioned: "Rather than purchasing cream pies, one could have opted to purchase a plane ticket from Belgium for the identical cost."

Another blog entry mentioned: "It's a pity that it was a cream made from soy, definitely not as delicious as the authentic version."