Kitana Montana'S Big Apple Adventure: Cheering Argentina With A Flare

Kitana's Bold World Cup Plans

Argentina-born adult film star Kitana Montana is making waves as she jets off to New York City, all set to root for her beloved national team during the World Cup. With an electrifying promise to film a 'special scene' should Argentina clinch the win, Montana's enthusiasm is contagious. "I'm confident we're going to win again. I want to be there to support the team and celebrate with everyone," she shared with The New York Post.

Kitana, who hails from the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, expressed her willingness to switch gears if it meant helping her team go the distance. Another devoted fan of Lionel Messi, Suzy Cortez, is also planning her trip to the U.S. to join the cheering squad.

Cheering in Her Own Style

Montana envisions herself as Argentina's official cheerleader, bringing a blend of passion, glamour, and Argentine spirit to NYC just in time for the semifinals on July 15. With an Instagram following of 335,000, she has her sights set on making a splash, whether that means appearing in a film with Argentina's right winger Giuliano Simeone or any of his fellow players. "I love group scenes," she quipped.

For Montana, soccer isn't just a sport – it's a lifelong celebration. Growing up, every match felt like a holiday, uniting families and friends in a shared love for the game. As she dreams of more than just a victory, she wonders if her future husband might be right there on the pitch.

Argentina's Biggest Fan

Kitana draws an interesting parallel between her profession and the life of athletes, highlighting the discipline and dedication required in both fields. "We both entertain people by showing them what the human body can do," she noted.

However, Kitana isn't alone in her journey. As Lionel Messi gears up for what might be his final World Cup, fellow Argentine fan Suzy Cortez is also preparing to fly to the U.S. She has made it clear that her allegiance lies with Messi and Argentina, even over her native Brazil, as the tournament kicks off in June.