Pitch invader Kinsey Wolanski, was a winner in her own ways after she brought to a standstill the World-widely watched the match between two England best teams and she has explained exactly why she opted to disrupt the huge game between Tottenham and Liverpool in Spain.
The match had to be momentarily halted in the first half after the scantily clad blonde bombshell jumped over the advertising hoardings and sprinted across the Wanda Metropolitano pitch while the match was on progress and she had to hauled off by stewards and remanded.
The Rusian swimsuit appears to have been released after breaking her silence on social media explaining the reason behind bringing the match play to a standstill.
Wolanski, who was promoting her boyfriend’s adult prank group, Vitaly Uncensored, offered a 12-word explanation as to her dramatic interruption of the biggest game in European club football.
“Life is for living, do crazy things that you will remember forever,” she wrote, accompanied with a video of her pitch invasion filmed from the stands and footage of her being dragged away by stewards behind the scenes.
She then posted a picture of her being led away, watched on by Spurs midfielder Harry Winks, captioned: “Did I distract #8 a little too much?”
STREAKING THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE! Life is for living, do crazy things that you will remember forever 😈 pic.twitter.com/AcFzX96gxW
— San Andrés Islas (@SanAndresyProv) June 1, 2019
Wolanski saw her social media following skyrocket after the incident, rising from tens of thousands to a huge 900k within the space of a few hours.
She was praised by boyfriend Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, a famous YouTube prankster who famously disrupted the 2014 World Cup Final, as he vowed to marry her in the aftermath of the incident.
The pair are prominent on the adult prank group Vitaly Uncensored, with the branding of the channel splashed across Wolanski’s black leotard as the Russian swimwear model hit the headlines in front of millions of Champions League viewers.
Liverpool were already 1-0 up at the time of Wolanski’s interference early in the first half, and they ran out 2-0 winners after substitute Divock Origi sealed a sixth European triumph with his late left-footed drive into the bottom corner.