Brisbane Broncos fan who was booted out of the NRL Grand Final for wearing NOTHING but body paint vows to return next year

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Arabella Mia was removed from the NRL Grand Final after wearing only body paint, but she still plans to cheer for the Broncos next year.

Earlier this month, a 27-year-old content creator was removed from Accor Stadium by security after she took off her clothes to reveal a fully painted nude torso.

Despite being removed from the game in front of other fans, she told the Daily Mail she isn’t afraid to do it again.

The stunning brunette shared that she’s planning to be at Suncorp Stadium again in March to cheer on the Broncos, and she intends to do it in her own special way.

‘I got an inkling from fans it may of just been Sydney it would happen [in],’ she says.

‘Everyone online was upset that I got kicked out, so I should be all good for Suncorp.’

Arabella stated she felt justified in removing her bikini top to reveal her body paint at the game, believing she hadn’t acted inappropriately.

She explained that she was demonstrating her body painting skills when she removed her bikini top to show the extent of the artwork. Security then asked her to leave.

I didn’t do anything inappropriate, and I maintain that the platform’s rules still protect me even without a bikini top.

Arabella recently moved to Brisbane, Australia from the UK, where she previously caused a stir by attending sporting events covered in body paint – an act that nearly got her barred from games.

Before earning money on OnlyFans, she worked as a special effects makeup artist. She sees body painting as a playful way to help fund her team’s work.

‘It takes me around 1-2 hours mostly depending on how the artwork goes,’ she adds.

I usually have a friend or family member help me paint the back of the house, but I typically handle the front myself.

On October 5th in Sydney, Arabella was removed from Accor Stadium during the Brisbane Broncos versus Melbourne Storm game.

A fan at the football game excited the crowd by removing her clothes, claiming it was too warm. She then displayed her body, which was completely painted to appear nude.

Her breasts, chest and stomach were painted in the colours and kit of a maroon Broncos jersey.

Although she was wearing jean shorts, security considered her outfit, which appeared to be topless with only nipple pasties, inappropriate for the public area.

The OnlyFans creator said she removed her bikini top to reveal that her entire body, including her chest, was covered in paint.

I was asked to leave the bar in Australia, and it seems that kind of behavior isn’t accepted there.

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2025-10-24 06:18