Southampton Star'S Daughter-In-Law Faces Fan Backlash Over Onlyfans – Could This Be Her Last Game?

A Frosty Welcome at the South Coast Derby

Hey there, football fans! Buckle up for some drama hotter than a match-day pie because Alex Le Tissier is stepping into the lion’s den this Sunday at the first South Coast derby in six years. As the daughter-in-law of Southampton icon Matt Le Tissier, you’d think she’d be welcomed with open arms at St Mary’s, right? Well, not quite.

Alex, a 32-year-old OnlyFans model, is expecting a reception colder than a winter night on the pitch. She’s caught flak from both Southampton and Portsmouth supporters, thanks to her spicy content often featuring Saints gear. Talk about being stuck between a rock and a hard place!

Despite the tension, Alex is considering rocking a full Saints kit to the game, complete with a crown to match her self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Southampton’ title. Will this bold move win hearts or stir up more trouble? We’re on the edge of our seats!

Fan Fury and OnlyFans Controversy

Now, let’s dive into the heart of the drama. Alex has revealed that her OnlyFans content - often showcasing her in Southampton attire - has rubbed fans the wrong way. Portsmouth supporters troll her relentlessly for her Saints affiliation, though, in a cheeky twist, some are secretly subscribed to her page.

Southampton fans, on the other hand, aren’t thrilled either. Many are upset due to her connection to club legend Matt Le Tissier, with some even writing to the club to demand she be banned from the stadium. Ouch - that’s gotta sting!

“I’m a bit nervous about the match. I get abuse both in person and online from fans of both teams, but I also have Southampton supporters who stand by me,” Alex shared with a mix of apprehension and hope.

Personal Struggles and Public Enemy Fears

Alex isn’t just facing fan backlash - she’s dealing with personal jabs too. Married to Matt Le Tissier’s son Mitch, with whom she shares four children, she’s tried to keep a low profile at games. “I don’t show up to cause drama. I keep to myself and take pics with fans who ask, but some are just so angry because of my surname and what I do,” she explained.

She’s also worried about the aftermath if Southampton loses. “If we don’t win, I might just become public enemy number one,” she admitted. That’s a lot of pressure for one game, but Alex seems determined to stand her ground.

Adding fuel to the fire, her ‘Queen of Southampton’ nickname has sparked its own controversies, including death threats after an unfortunate post coinciding with Queen Elizabeth’s passing. Talk about bad timing - Alex was dropped from brand deals and podcasts, leaving her reeling from the fallout.

The ‘Queen of Southampton’ Saga

Let’s unpack that royal blunder a bit more. Alex recalled a day when she proudly bought a bunch of Saints kits and posted about her return as the ‘Queen of Southampton.’ “I thought, sod it, I’m going for it. I posted a pic with my kits and captioned it, ‘The Queen is alive and well. She’s back!’” she said.

Just an hour later, news broke of Queen Elizabeth’s death, and Alex hadn’t checked her phone. The internet exploded, with screenshots going viral and hate messages flooding in. “I had death threats, people saying they wished I’d died instead. I was devastated,” she confessed.

Despite the chaos, Alex is still here, standing tall amidst the trolling and cancellations. With thousands of followers on Instagram and a bold persona, she’s not backing down easily. Will this derby be her last stand, or will she win over the crowd? Stick with us to find out!