Another New York woman flashed her breasts at the Dublin gate – as the original flasher claims, it was just “revenge” for cruel 9/11 taunts from the Irish.
The footage showed the woman rushing past the crowd, mirroring the style of Ava Louise, an OnlyFans model who had recently exposed herself in front of the gate.
She is seen lifting her yellow sweatshirt, before jumping up and down in front of the gate, then smiling as she returns to the photographer who is holding his phone.
The video, shared on Instagram earlier this week, sparked widespread criticism online.
Comments ranged from accusing the woman of ruining the experience for others to questioning her motives and accusing her of being an attention seeker.
Video footage captured the moment the unnamed woman rushed in front of the crowd, mirroring the style of Ava Louise, an OnlyFans model who had recently exposed herself in front of the gate.
In the video, she is seen lifting up her yellow sweatshirt, before starting to jump up and down in front of the gate, then smiling as she walks back to the photographer who is holding her phone.
Ava has now revealed the extent of the backlash she faced in light of her bold display – but insists “boobs are harmless”.
“Yawn…well done for ruining this for everyone,” one commenter said. “Did you need attention so bad?” » said another.
A third user wrote: “For the behavior on the street… ‘And now it’s closed to everyone who wanted to enjoy it… good job.’
Louise, the first woman to post the portal, who describes herself as a “New Jersey trash”, previously explained that she simply wanted to show the Irish her “home-grown potatoes” after showing off her assets at the public attraction.
She revealed that she had received “thousands of death threats” since the forced closure of the portal.
Louise, 25, shared her stunt on Instagram, boasting: “I made the gate close.”
She has now revealed that her action was partly motivated by a desire to get revenge for the 9/11 taunts from the Dublin side of the gate.
“A lot of people are angry with me, but a lot of people think I personally saved New York from the debauchery of the Irish people and thank me for it. I’m a hero,” she told the Daily Star .
On Wednesday, her mother said she was “proud” of her daughter’s “smart” move.
“I’m proud of her no matter what she does,” Susan Lockner told the Post.
Ava Louise, the first woman to flash the portal, has now explained that her act was partly motivated by a desire to hit back at 9/11 taunts from people on the Dublin side of the portal.
The portal was supposed to be used to bring people together through technology, but has since been temporarily closed due to “inappropriate behavior”, according to Dublin City Council.
She also revealed that her father discovered the affair while reading the front pages of the New York Post, where the story was published.
“There was a full-page article about Ava (in the paper), and he showed it to me and he was very shocked to open the Post and see his daughter in there,” Lockner said to the media.
Louise revealed the scale of backlash she faced in light of her boldness, but insists “boobs are harmless”.
“The people around the gate at the time had a great reaction and were very encouraging – full of laughter!” she explained.
“Now people are not very happy. I receive thousands of death threats.
“I just wanted my boobs to be international!” Honestly, breasts are harmless.
The model and TikTok star continued: “Being topless in New York is legal and the shutdown wasn’t entirely my responsibility.
“I’m sure the world has noticed that other people on the portal are presenting more heinous things.
“Also, Elon Musk responded to a tweet about this – now he’s seen my boobies!”
In the clip, Ava can be seen walking towards the New York side of the gate, next to the Flatiron Building, which shows people from North Earl Street and O’Connell Street, Dublin.
The 25-year-old frankly admitted: “People are not very happy. I receive thousands of death threats. » On Wednesday, her mother said she was “proud” of her daughter’s “smart” gesture.
She donned a casual ensemble of black leggings and a skimpy white top which she enthusiastically lifted up and shouted “yeah.”
The portal was launched on May 8 as an invitation to meet people “across borders and differences,” said Benediktas Gylys, the Lithuanian artist and founder.
It was meant to bring people together through technology, but has since been temporarily closed due to “inappropriate behavior”, according to Dublin City Council.
“Livestream provides a window between distant locations, allowing people to meet outside of their social circles and culture, transcend geographic boundaries, and embrace the beauty of global interconnectivity.”
The Dublin portal should eventually be connected to other destinations, including Poland, Brazil and Lithuania.
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