I'm sure that we've all seen how these specific e-girls, that we will talk about in this post, pop up out of nowhere.
I thought it would be funny to make a list of some of these 'e-girls' that supports a team.
Starting off the list with a well-known e-girl/OnlyFans creator. She's a Chelsea supporter.
She kicked off her OnlyFans adventure back in November 2022. Word of her presence spread like wildfire as she was one of the first girls to start the trend of e-girls supporting clubs. She is doing extremely well on OnlyFans. Her normal subscription fee is around $10 a month, and she has close to 525,000 'likes'.
Next up, we have Leah Ray, who supports Arsenal. She recently attended the Euros with Astrid, where they shared a bunch of videos and cross-posted each other's content. Leah is surely an up-and-coming star/content creator within the whole e-girl space. She started her OF a year after Astrid, in November 2023, and quickly gained a lot of traction.
Despite the two other girls on this list having OnlyFans accounts, this girl doesn't have one, but she has something else.
Sabpie claims to be "THE Manchester City girl" in her Instagram bio.
While her main X account was started way back in early 2013, she "only" has 145,000 followers. Her more
"raunchy" account, which was started in September 2020, has 20,000 followers.
As mentioned, Sabpie doesn't have an OnlyFans account, but instead, she has a "passes" page where she shares naughtier content. Additionally, she offers different memberships that customers can buy, the most expensive being a "Tier 3" package. This package includes her private Snapchat and the ability to get "priority" status when you message her.
Bonnie is a big Leicester City fan and often tweets about football, especially about 'The Foxes.' She joined X (and OnlyFans) in 2020 and has since gained quite a fan base. She has 166,000 followers on X and has received a staggering 700,000 likes on her free OnlyFans page.
You already know that plenty of men are tipping her and paying to DM her.
There are surely many other e-girls who support soccer teams that I haven't covered, but one thing is for sure—they're here to stay.
