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Another New York City woman has flashed her breasts at the Dublin portal - as the original flasher claims it was only 'revenge' for the cruel 9/11 taunts from the Irish. <br/><br/>Footage captured the woman dash out before the crowd, mirroring the style of Ava Louise, an OnlyFans model who had recently exposed herself in front of the portal.<br/><br/>She is seen lifting her yellow sweatshirt, before jumping up and down in front of the portal, and then smiling as she returns to the photographer holding her phone.<br/><br/>The video, shared on Instagram earlier this week, has sparked widespread criticism online.<br/><br/>Comments ranged from accusing the woman of spoiling the experience for others to questioning her motives and accusing her of seeking attention.<br/><br/>'Yawn ... well done for spoiling it for everyone,' one commenter said. 'You needed the attention that much?' another said.<br/><br/>A third user wrote, 'For the streets behavior ... 'And now it's shut down for anyone else who wanted to enjoy it ... good job'<br/><br/>Louise, the first woman to flash the portal, who describes herself as 'New Jersey trash,' previously explained how she merely wanted to show the Irish people her 'home-grown potatoes' after displaying her assets at the public attraction.<br/><br/>She revealed how she has received 'thousands of death threats' since the portal was forced to close. <br/><br/>Louise, 25, shared her stunt on Instagram, boasting, 'I got the Portal shut down.' <br/><br/>She has now revealed that her act was partially motivated by the desire to get revenge against the 9/11 taunts from those on the Dublin side of the portal. <br/><br/>'A lot of people are mad at me, but a lot of people think I saved NYC from the debauchery of the Irish people and thank me for it. I'm a hero,' she told The Daily Star.<br/><br/>On Wednesday, her mother has come out to say she is 'proud' of her 'intelligent' daughter's move.<br/><br/>'I'm proud of her no matter what she does,' Susan Lockner told The Post.<br/><br/>She also revealed that her father found out about the stunt by reading the front pages of The New York Post, where the story was printed.<br/><br/>'There was a full-page story on Ava [in the paper], and he showed me and he was very shocked to just open The Post and see his daughter in there,' Lockner said to the outlet.<br/><br/>Louise has revealed the extent of the backlash she has faced in light of her daring display - but insists that 'boobs are harmless.'<br/><br/>'The people all around the portal at the time had a great reaction and were very encouraging - full of laughter!' she explained.<br/><br/>'Now, people aren't too happy. I'm receiving thousands of death threats.<br/><br/>'I just wanted my boobs to be international! Honestly, boobs are harmless.'<br/><br/>The model and TikTok star continued: 'Being topless in NYC is legal and the shutdown wasn't entirely my responsibility.<br/><br/>'I'm sure the world has noted there were more heinous things displayed by other people in the portal.<br/><br/>'Plus, Elon Musk replied to a tweet about it - now he has seen my boobies!'
Another New York City woman has flashed her breasts at the Dublin portal - as the original flasher claims it was only 'revenge' for the cruel 9/11 taunts from the Irish. <br/><br/>Footage captured the woman dash out before the crowd, mirroring the style of Ava Louise, an OnlyFans model who had recently exposed herself in front of the portal.<br/><br/>She is seen lifting her yellow sweatshirt, before jumping up and down in front of the portal, and then smiling as she returns to the photographer holding her phone.<br/><br/>The video, shared on Instagram earlier this week, has sparked widespread criticism online.<br/><br/>Comments ranged from accusing the woman of spoiling the experience for others to questioning her motives and accusing her of seeking attention.<br/><br/>'Yawn ... well done for spoiling it for everyone,' one commenter said. 'You needed the attention that much?' another said.<br/><br/>A third user wrote, 'For the streets behavior ... 'And now it's shut down for anyone else who wanted to enjoy it ... good job'<br/><br/>Louise, the first woman to flash the portal, who describes herself as 'New Jersey trash,' previously explained how she merely wanted to show the Irish people her 'home-grown potatoes' after displaying her assets at the public attraction.<br/><br/>She revealed how she has received 'thousands of death threats' since the portal was forced to close. <br/><br/>Louise, 25, shared her stunt on Instagram, boasting, 'I got the Portal shut down.' <br/><br/>She has now revealed that her act was partially motivated by the desire to get revenge against the 9/11 taunts from those on the Dublin side of the portal. <br/><br/>'A lot of people are mad at me, but a lot of people think I saved NYC from the debauchery of the Irish people and thank me for it. I'm a hero,' she told The Daily Star.<br/><br/>On Wednesday, her mother has come out to say she is 'proud' of her 'intelligent' daughter's move.<br/><br/>'I'm proud of her no matter what she does,' Susan Lockner told The Post.<br/><br/>She also revealed that her father found out about the stunt by reading the front pages of The New York Post, where the story was printed.<br/><br/>'There was a full-page story on Ava [in the paper], and he showed me and he was very shocked to just open The Post and see his daughter in there,' Lockner said to the outlet.<br/><br/>Louise has revealed the extent of the backlash she has faced in light of her daring display - but insists that 'boobs are harmless.'<br/><br/>'The people all around the portal at the time had a great reaction and were very encouraging - full of laughter!' she explained.<br/><br/>'Now, people aren't too happy. I'm receiving thousands of death threats.<br/><br/>'I just wanted my boobs to be international! Honestly, boobs are harmless.'<br/><br/>The model and TikTok star continued: 'Being topless in NYC is legal and the shutdown wasn't entirely my responsibility.<br/><br/>'I'm sure the world has noted there were more heinous things displayed by other people in the portal.<br/><br/>'Plus, Elon Musk replied to a tweet about it - now he has seen my boobies!'
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