Adult Star Abella Danger Breaks Her Silence, Apologizes & Lashes Out At ESPN

Abella Danger has had enough.

An ESPN cameraman had social media buzzing on Monday night when he panned to adult film star Abella Danger in the crowd. She was merely watching the fourth quarter of Monday night’s game. Indiana topped Miami, 27-21, at the College Football Playoff national title game.

This marks the second time Danger has been shown on National television. Danger, who had already caused a stir in the stands inside Hard Rock Stadium, was shown during the College Football Playoff showdown between Miami and Texas A&M.

Once may have been an accident, but a second time leads you to believe that the cameraman knew exactly who she was. Monday night was not a good one for Miami or its fan base. Being at the scene of the heartbreak left Danger in tears following the loss. After the game, Abella Danger shared a sad video on her Instagram story. She was crying as confetti could be seen shooting in the air for the Hoosiers.

Still feeling the effects of the loss, Danger is now railing against ESPN and their creepy coverage of her.

Abella Danger Has Had Enough

Abella Danger (Photo via Instagram)
TMZ Sports spoke to the OnlyFans superstar to get her take on being shown during the National Championship game.

She apologized to anyone offended by her presence due to her career always being the main topic.

“I would give anything in the world to not have had ESPN film me, and I am so deeply sorry to anyone I offended with my attendance at the game,” Danger said, via TMZ. “I wish I could be any other student supporting my team.”

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With social media being such a large presence in the lives of billions of people, there is a huge chance that young people learned about her. Supporting the football team is a big part of Abella Danger’s social media presence, with pictures of her at games flashing the “U” hand gesture. She even got Johnny Manziel to do it.

The 30-year-old adult film star is currently enrolled in the University and in her senior year.