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Daniella Hemsley Apologizes for Flashing the Crowd
OnlyFans star Daniella Hemsley has issued an apology after flashing the audience at the recent Kingpyn boxing event in Dublin. She claims that it was a wardrobe malfunction and not intentional. Daniella defeated Ms. Danielka in a unanimous decision and celebrated by lifting her shirt to expose her breasts to the crowd.
Apology on Instagram
Taking to Instagram, Daniella posted an apology for her actions. She stated, "I DID IT! Ola definitely didn’t have a walk in the park (her words) but Big respect, that was true WAR! I also apologize to anyone who may have felt offended by my excitement. I did actually have tassels on but the sweat stuck them to my bra lol."
Backlash from the Boxing Community
Daniella's stunt has been widely condemned by several respected names in boxing. Promoter Eddie Hearn voiced his disapproval and called for events like Misfits and Kingpyn to be distanced from professional boxing. He stated, "We’ve worked so hard for women in boxing to be respected for their ability, for their merits, for their hard work. One thing we must understand is that ain’t boxing."
Boxing star Claressa Shields agreed with Hearn, describing Daniella's move as a "step backwards for women’s boxing." She tweeted, "Wow….. this is a step backwards for women’s boxing. Stop this s**t."
Defense from Ebanie Bridges
IBF women’s bantamweight champion Ebanie Bridges, who also shares raunchy content on OnlyFans, defended Daniella. She believes that Daniella was simply seeking attention and stated, "I think tonight all y’all that complain / about me & say I ‘show my t**s’ saw what ‘showing your t**s’ actually looks like… somthing [sic] I’d never do." Bridges further added, "It’s influencer boxing, and it's not going to affect women's boxing in a significant way. It's just going to give that influencer more exposure, followers, and money."
Daniella's stunt has sparked a heated debate within the boxing community regarding the line between professionalism and entertainment. While some defend her actions as a means of gaining attention and promoting her brand, critics argue that it undermines the hard work and respect that women in boxing have fought to achieve.
