Paige VanZant is undoubtedly bringing the heat to Instagram with her latest photoshoot.
The former MMA fighter and model Airwrecka teamed up to get fans hot and bothered as they stripped to their bikinis and got oiled up for a wrestling match.
Paige VanZant And Airwrecka Have Oil Match
Former UFC fighter Paige VanZant and current model Airwrecka teamed up for an OnlyFans photoshoot. The two got oiled up as they wore skimpy bikinis and had a wrestling match in a small inflatable pool.
“Did someone say oil wrestling??? šššš¼,” VanZant captioned the post, which gained over 30,000 like from her fans. However, the comments section has been turned off.
Paige VanZant has been a victim of online bullying lately, with many of her followers accusing the fighter of gaining weight, calling her “thick,” and telling her to “get back to the gym.” Some have even started rumors saying she is pregnant, which could be why she turned off comments for this post.
Double Trouble
This is not the first post that VanZant shared with Airwrecka. A few days ago, the former MMA fighter posed with the model as they wore matching outfits. The two wore a black thongs, showing off their backsides and matching leopard-print tops.
“Follow @official_airwrecka, Then hit that š. Just dropped š„ on our fan sitesā¦.. #doubletrouble,” VanZant captioned the joint post.Ā
Airwrecka commented on the post, “OUFFFFFFF WHY ARE WE SO HOT!? šš„,” as did other fans who chimed in with things such as “Yall good again!!!” and “Sweet zombie bejeesus.”
Others weren’t as nice as they commented on how VanZant is gaining weight and how she does not look good — which could be why she decided to turn off comments on her latest post.
VanZant has struggled with mental health, even opening up about a traumatic experience she faced in high school. “I didn’t have anywhere to run to, I didn’t have anybody to turn to, and when it gets bad enough that I had to run into the bathroom and eat my lunch on the toilet in the bathroom because I just felt too scared to eat lunch in the cafeteria,” she said “Good Morning America” regarding the bullying she faced in high school.
At just 14 years old, VanZant was sexually assaulted at a party, which she says completely changed her, even admitting she wanted to end her life because of the pain she faced. “I didn’t see any other way out,” she continued to tell “Good Morning America.” “When you’re in that position, when you’re feeling that much pain, it’s not that you want to die. It’s just that you don’t want to be in pain anymore.”
Luckily, VanZant found MMA fighting, and that saved her life.
If you or someone you know has a mental health problem, there are ways to get help. VisitĀ MentalHealth.govĀ for more information.Ā If you or someone you know is a victim of online bullying, visitĀ StopBullying.gov for details on how you can prevent and respond to bullying.
