Camilla Araujo And Mia Khalifa Appear Alongside Rapper 2 Chainz At Paris Fashion Week And Spark Outrage

OnlyFans stars Camilla Araujo and Mia Khalifa set the internet ablaze after making a bold front-row appearance at the Willy Chavarria Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week.

While the duo turned heads with their striking outfits and celebrity company, their presence sparked fierce backlash online.

However, Araujo fired back at those criticizing their appearance at the prestigious fashion event.

Araujo, the 23-year-old Brazilian influencer and OnlyFans success story, isn’t here to play by the old rules, and she’s making that loud and clear.

After appearing alongside Khalifa and rapper 2 Chainz at Paris Fashion Week, Araujo clapped back at the online hate targeting their appearance.

“People act like we don’t deserve a seat at the table,” Araujo told The Blast shortly after the event. “But we’ve built our own tables, our own brands, and our own platforms — and that’s exactly why we’re being invited now.”

Dressed in a dramatic black satin blazer dress, Araujo exuded confidence as she posed for photos inside the Grand Palais.

Khalifa, known for her controversial past and bold persona, complemented the energy with a sporty cropped tank and shorts ensemble, an outfit that further fueled debate online.

Despite the noise, Araujo remained unshaken. “People love to scream about gatekeeping when it’s convenient for them,” she added. “We’re in the front row because we have influence. We’re in the room because we earned it.”

The duo’s presence at the event didn’t go unnoticed.

A short video clip of Araujo and Khalifa arriving together amassed over 160,000 views in under an hour, with social media platforms lighting up with reactions.

“Clown show,” one critic commented. Another scoffed, “Who is allowing these models into Paris Fashion Week?”

Some specifically targeted Khalifa, reviving long-held criticism of her former adult entertainment career. “This isn’t worth the news,” one user wrote, while another dismissed their attendance as “just for shock value.”

However, not everyone was hurling insults. Several users defended the women’s inclusion in the fashion elite. “They have clout, and fashion is about attention,” one commenter argued. “Why pretend it isn’t?”

The show itself was quintessentially Willy Chavarria, characterized by oversized silhouettes, bold tailoring, and a blend of streetwear and elegance that blurred the lines of traditional fashion norms.

It's a vibe that fits Araujo and Khalifa perfectly: unapologetic, boundary-pushing, and headline-grabbing.

For Araujo, it was more than a photo op but a dream realized.

“I’ve dreamed of coming to Paris Fashion Week my whole life,” she said. “Being here with Mia and seeing designers like Willy break the mold — that’s the future of fashion, whether people are ready or not.”

Araujo and Khalifa's Paris Fashion Week appearance comes two weeks after the former sparked a firestorm online after offering fellow content creator Bonnie Blue $2 million.

However, the multimillion-dollar offer came with the condition that Blue would stop her controversial antics.

“I would personally send Bonnie Blue 2 million dollars if she comes on my podcast and officially puts an end to her insane sex stunts,” Araujo posted on X, linking to an article where Sophie Rain had harshly criticized Blue.

Blue, known for shocking claims like trying to sleep with 1,000 men in one day, has drawn criticism from both fans and peers.

Araujo told The Blast, “This isn’t about shaming Bonnie, it’s about drawing a line. There’s a difference between owning your sexuality and turning it into a bloody circus. What she’s doing isn’t just embarrassing herself, it’s dragging the rest of us down with her.”

Explaining the bold $2M offer, Araujo said, “I offered her $2 million because I’m serious. If she wants to be seen as more than a headline or a meme that is ending up on the front page of every tabloid in America, this is her chance.”

“Come on my podcast. Speak for yourself. End the stunts. Let’s have a real conversation.”

Facing backlash, Araujo stood her ground, noting, “People can call me a hypocrite or whatever, but I’ve built my brand on being smart, strategic, and still respecting myself. I’m not out here trying to break Guinness World Records with my sex life.”

“What Bonnie is doing might get clicks, but it hurts the rest of us trying to build sustainable careers,” she added.