Bold Brisbane Broncos Fan Plans A Paint-Perfect Return After Nrl Ouster

Arabella Mia's Colorful Comeback Plan

Arabella Mia, a 27-year-old OnlyFans creator, made headlines earlier this month when she was escorted out of the NRL Grand Final at Accor Stadium. Her offense? Wearing nothing but body paint in support of her beloved Brisbane Broncos. But if you thought a little security drama would keep this superfan away, think again. Arabella is already plotting her next stadium appearance, promising to support the Broncos in her own vivid style at Suncorp Stadium next March.

Despite the controversy, Arabella remains unfazed and determined to continue her unique form of team spirit. "I got an inkling from fans it may have just been Sydney it would happen in," she explains, noting the overwhelming online support she received after being removed from the game. "Everyone online was upset that I got kicked out, so I should be all good for Suncorp."

A Passion for Paint

Arabella is no stranger to turning heads with her body paint creations. Before her OnlyFans career, she worked as a special effects makeup artist – a skill she now uses to transform herself into a walking canvas. Her elaborate body paint can take between 1 to 2 hours to complete, often enlisting the help of friends or family for the trickier spots. Despite the attention her appearance garners, she insists she was doing nothing wrong. "I wasn't doing anything wrong and I stand by the fact I'm still covered even when I don't have a bikini top on," she said, recalling the October 5 incident.

“I took my bikini top off to show a group of guys that my whole body was painted, including my chest," Arabella stated confidently.

Mixed Reactions and Future Plans

The reaction to Arabella's bold display has been mixed. While many applauded her creativity and commitment to her team, stadium security found her topless body paint too risqué for the public setting. Clad in jean shorts and what appeared to be nipple pasties, her painted maroon Broncos jersey was deemed inappropriate by those in charge.

Yet, Arabella is undeterred. Having moved to Brisbane from the UK only a month ago, she's excited to continue supporting her team in person. "I'll always get someone to help paint my back, usually a friend or family member, but the front is mostly me," she notes, emphasizing her dedication to her craft. As she gears up for her next outing, it's clear Arabella's passion for both her team and her art won't be easily dimmed.