Actress Phoebe Price Bares Her Buns On The SAG-AFTRA Picket Line

Actress Phoebe Price is doing her part to help end the SAG-AFTRA actor's strike!

The "In My Sleep" actress and OnlyFans model put on a sexy display dressed as a sexy police officer as she flaunted her sunned buns on the SAG-AFTA picket line.

Earlier this week, the self-proclaimed tennis pro decided to stand on the SAG-AFTRA picket line in a sexy police officer costume complete with a black hat, a black vest, and tiny panties that she wore over fishnet stockings with large, visible holes. She completed the look with black knee-high boots and a picket sign that read “Leave Woman and Children. They know nothing. #War.”

In addition to standing on the sidewalks, she also took to Instagram in order to share multiple photos and videos with her followers in order to attract attention. In one video, she decided to imitate the knife dancing video that Britney Spears made viral earlier this month. In the comments, she admitted, “I should stop chewing gum when I am dancing.”

Although some people actually do plan to go dressed up as Britney Spears for Halloween, SAG-AFTRA has recently ruled that members are not allowed to dress up as characters from struck characters, as per Variety.

On Wednesday, the SAG-AFTRA strike website put together a list of  “dos and don’ts” for costumes in order to make sure that everyone had a “spooktacular Halloween.”

The guild suggested that members “don’t post photos of costumes inspired by struck content to social media,” so they didn’t give the studios publicity. Striking actors are prohibited from doing press for shows and films as the guild works to achieve a better contract with the AMPTP.

“Choose costumes inspired by generalized characters and figures (ghost, zombie, spider, etc.),” the actors union recommended while going on to say that they can also “dress up as characters from non-struck content, like an animated TV show.” It seems like Phoebe Price's police officer's uniform is probably safe to wear on Halloween!

There are some tricky rules in place here, as members can dress up as Jacob Elordi Elvis from A24’s “Priscilla” but they can’t dress up as Austin Butler’s version of Elvis from the Warner Bros. movie. SAG-AFTRA is still trying to remain optimistic for its members, however.

In a statement at the end of the post, they wrote, “Let’s use our collective power to send a loud and clear message to our struck employers that we will not promote their content without a fair contract!”

On Friday, George Clooney and other top Hollywood stars made a proposal to end the SAG-AFTRA strike, which has been going on for almost 100 days now.

As per CBS News, Ben Affleck, Emma Stone, Scarlett Johansson, and Tyler Perry met with the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) union to suggest eliminating a $1 million cap on union membership dues so that the highest earners in the business can contribute more.

Two-time Oscar winner George Clooney told Deadline, “A lot of the top earners want to be part of the solution, adding, "We've offered to remove the cap on dues, which would bring over $50 million to the union annually. Well over $150 million over the next three years. We think it's fair for us to pay more into the union."

SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher responded to the offer on Instagram, thanking the Hollywood A-listers for their “generous” proposal but noting that it "does not impact the contract that we're striking over whatsoever."

"We are a federally regulated labor union and the only contributions that can go into our pension and health plans must be from the employer," Drescher said. "So what we are fighting for in terms of benefits has to remain in this contract."

She went on to say that the union is still waiting for the "CEOs to return to the table so we can continue our talks." She also called out studio heads for failing to address “flaws” in the current residual compensation model.

"Sometimes in life when you introduce an unprecedented business model like they did on all of my members with streaming, an unprecedented compensation structure must also go along with it," Drescher said. "It may not be easy, it may not be what they want, but it is an elegant way to solve the problem so we can all go back to work in what would become the new normal."

In other words, it looks like the strike is far from over and Phoebe Price might sunning her buns on the picket line for a bit longer!