Brittney Palmer joins no bra club on boozy night out with stunning UFC octagon girls as they down champagne and party
BRITTNEY PALMER went braless on a night out with her UFC octagon girls pals.
The 35-year-old stunner was seen wearing an unbuttoned silk print shirt that showed off her amazing cleavage.
And the ring girl went one further, opting to ditch a bra with her risque outfit as she partied her evening away.
Next to Palmer in the sexy snap was fellow model Brooklyn Wren.
Ariany Celeste was also spotted on the boozy session with her girlfriends.
She shared an Instagram story online of Wren drinking from a magnum of champagne.
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Others who turned up included fitness trainer Lauren Drain Kagan, film editor Catherine Nicole, and model Jessica Tee.
The girls were celebrating Aaron von Ossko, founder of art company The Esoteric Collection.
A menu shared by Celese revealed the girls chowed down on ceviche, black angus beef tartare, truffle pizza, truffle ravioli and more.
Afterwards, they were seen dancing to a saxophonist playing along to a DJ at the exclusive Miami nightclub, Bagatelle.
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Palmer is no stranger to showing off her chest in raunchy snaps on social media.
She has been on the UFC roster since 2005 - lighting up fight nights ever since.
UFC octagon girls were last year reported to be making more money than some fighters on the roster.
Uriah Hall told MMA Fighting last year: "You’re going out there and fighting and you’re putting your brain cells on the line and f—king ring card girls are making $70,000, which is utterly f***ing ridiculous."
But octagon girl Luciana Andrade hit back: "We have 14 girls across the globe and some girls work a few times a year because we don’t have international fights with the same frequency we have in the US.
"Let’s talk about the US girls. You work once, twice a month if you’re lucky. Do you really think we would be making more money than the fighters, than the broadcasters, than the commentators?
"It’s just crazy to me that people still think that’s true. We get so much hate whenever a fighter says something like that."