Hockey fan who flashed boobs sends threatening message to the person who recorded the video

Following the sensational viral video capturing a woman flashing at an Edmonton Oilers game, the enigmatic figure behind the incident has stepped into the spotlight, offering insights into her experience.

Revealing her story on the Spittin Chiclets podcast, she underscores her desire for anonymity and firm rejection of exploitation from adult websites seeking to capitalize on her newfound notoriety: "I Didn't consent to viral video"

Asked what inspired her to whip up her top, she initially replied sheepishly: "You know, what... I don't know."

"The handful of Cheezies that I ate all day and the eight Trulys I drank in the first period was definitely inspiring," she then added. One adult site, CamSoda, promised her up to $100,000 to "show off her chest just as she did the other night" on their streaming service.

As the public remains captivated by the mystery surrounding her identity, her decision to come forward adds a layer of authenticity to her narrative. With Oilers insider Caleb Kerney corroborating her efforts to remove the original video, doubts about her consent in the dissemination of the footage are amplified.

Edmonton Oilers fan who exposed herself on camera

Moreover, her assertion that she did not know the individual who filmed her raises poignant questions about the boundaries of consent and privacy in public spaces.

Yet, amidst her attempts to distance herself from the incident, the lingering speculation persists regarding her potential future involvement in NHL events, alongside broader reflections on the consequences of fleeting viral fame.