TNT Sports presenter twerks in see-through outfit and leather coat as she hosts Champions League final
8
Miroslava Montemayor twerked before the Champions League final
8
She is a presenter for TNT Sports Mexico
8
She has built up a huge fan base
8
Montemayor hosted coverage of PSG's win over Inter Milan
She is already a fan favourite thanks to her dazzling way with the camera.
And before
Montemayor left little to the imagination as she flaunted her daring fashion choice.
But she then went a step further as she twerked while pitch-side.
READ MORE IN FOOTBALL
Fans were left amazed by Montemayor's latest antics.
One said: 'Blessings to you.'
Another declared: 'The best is named Miroslava.'
One noted: 'Incredible beauty.'
Most read in Champions League
Another added: 'This is spectacular.'
Montemayor had already caused a stir before PSG's first-ever Champions League win.
PSG hold Victory Parade following Champions League win against Inter Milan
8
Montemayor is a former model
Credit: Instagram @miroslavamont
8
She loves posing for the camera
Credit: Instagram @miroslavamont
8
She has an army of followers
Credit: Instagram @miroslavamont
8
Montemayor is regularly on the box in Mexico
Credit: INSTAGRAM @tntsportsmex and @miroslavamont
She picked her team of the tournament alongside colleagues.
But she controversially left out Barcelona's Lamine Yamal — widely tipped to win this year's Ballon d'Or.
Fans forgave her though as they continued to react to her amazing dress.
One said: 'You are a queen.'
Another gasped: 'Simply stunning.'
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Irish Sun
23 minutes ago
- The Irish Sun
‘America's nicest judge' Frank Caprio dead at 88 after announcing health ‘setback' in cancer battle
HUGE LOSS 'America's nicest judge' Frank Caprio dead at 88 after announcing health 'setback' in cancer battle BELOVED Justice Frank Caprio, who went viral on social media as the "nicest judge in the world," has died at age 88 following a battle with pancreatic cancer. Caprio died on Wednesday less than 24 hours after he shared a video from his hospital bed on Instagram, asking for prayers. 1 Judge Frank Caprio, who went viral on social media as the 'nicest judge in the world,' died on Wednesday Credit: Getty "Beloved for his compassion, humility, and unwavering belief in the goodness of people, Judge Caprio touched the lives of millions through his work in the courtroom and beyond," the post announcing his death read. "His warmth, humor, and kindness left an indelible mark on all who knew him. "He will be remembered not only as a respected judge, but as a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather and friend. "His legacy lives on in the countless acts of kindness he inspired. In his honor, may we each strive to bring a little more compassion into the world — just as he did every day." Capiro's family said the beloved judge died peacefully. 'GREAT BELIEVER' In a gut-wrenching video shared to his 3.2 million Instagram followers, Capiro revealed that he had a health setback and was again hospitalized. "Last year, I asked you to pray for me and it's very obvious that you did," Capiro said as he laid on his hospital bed. More to follow... For the latest news on this story, keep checking back at The U.S. Sun, your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, sports news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures, and must-see videos. Like us on Facebook at TheSunUS and follow us on X at @TheUSSun
Irish Daily Mirror
23 minutes ago
- Irish Daily Mirror
Stephen Bradley's Euro verdict on huge night for Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne
Stephen Bradley would love to see Shamrock Rovers AND Shelbourne make the league phase of this season's Europa Conference League. The two teams are in play-off action tonight, with the Hoops in the Azores to face Portuguese top-flight side Santa Clara, and Shels at home to Linfield in an all-island rematch. Bradley believes progress by both clubs would represent another step in the right direction for Irish football - and would bring the dream of Champions League qualification closer. 'I'd love to see it,' he said. 'Obviously I am (in a Rovers mindset), but the bigger picture is, I'd love to see two Irish teams in the group stages. 'We were saying that the aim is to keep pushing and make the league better on and off the pitch. I think we've made great strides in that, I think we all agree. 'Everyone's played their part in that, on and off the pitch. 'But you think, where's the next step? We have all been banging on about the facilities, and that's not going to go away, we need to keep banging that drum. 'But for us on the pitch as teams, can we go and get two teams in group stages? 'When that becomes a regular thing, can we go and push and do the same in Europa League? And eventually the game has to be, can someone break the Champions League? 'It's extremely difficult. That has to be the end goal for someone. I'm not saying it happens tomorrow, but I'm saying that it's the end goal. It has to start somewhere. 'If two can do it, it's another step in the right direction for the league. And I'd love to see it. That's what we've got to be aiming for. We shouldn't shy away from that. 'We shouldn't try and hide behind anything other than wanting two or three Irish teams in group stage football. 'And I think we can get that. If not this year, next year, the year after, I think we can get that.' This is the second year in a row that two Irish teams are within 180 minutes of league phase football. Last year, St Patrick's Athletic bowed out at the play-off stage, while Rovers made it all the way to the Conference League proper, and embarked on a historic run to the last-32. 'We have a chance again to do it,' he said. 'That's progression. And you hope Shelbourne go and do the business over two legs. 'I think you can see every year, it's not just us doing it, those teams getting close every year. And the more we do that, the more we keep knocking on the door, the more the door will open. 'We're getting there and we've got to be aiming for that. Like I said, I can see it happening. If not this year, definitely in the coming years, because the standard of the league is getting better and better all the time.' Bradley's men will have their fitness and pace tested in the Estadio de Sao Miguel tonight, with temperatures expected to be in early-to-mid-20s by kick-off. But it's not only the heat that presents a challenge - the pitch is the biggest on which Rovers have ever played, with the dimensions at the limit of what FIFA will allow. According to Bradley, it's 15 yards longer than the Tallaght Stadium surface, and he said: 'It's the biggest pitch we've played on by quite some distance. 'You can see why they have the big pitch. Wing-backs are quick, obviously, two 10s are quick, so you can see why they like it. 'But I've always said that we like spaces as well. So it's, it's how you use the spaces, how you manipulate them on the day. So, yeah, it's fine. It's a big pitch, but it is what it is.' Connor Malley is out for Rovers, while Jack Byrne hasn't made the trip. If Rovers do progress, it will be the first time that an Irish side has made the group stages or league phase outside of the champions' path. 'It would obviously be something that's never been done before. We would create history,' said Bradley. 'But that's what this team has done time and time again, you know, and we've always been a team that embraces challenges and records. 'When we came in, the challenge for us was, could we go and match the four-in-a-row team in terms of leagues? We never said that aloud from day one, but that was always the challenge. And we did that. 'Then you think, can we build on that with European stuff? We've done that. 'This is another challenge. It would obviously be a big achievement considering where Santa Clara finished last year (fifth) in a really, really good league. 'So it would definitely be up there with the achievements for Irish teams. But we have to play two legs now to see what we do.' Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email .
Extra.ie
an hour ago
- Extra.ie
Marco Pierre White Jr admits theft of €1,700 Jellycats
Reality star Marco Pierre White Jr has confessed to a number of burglaries — including the theft of £1,500 (€1,700) worth Jellycat toys. The former Celebrity Big Brother contestant pleaded guilty to burglary and criminal damage on Wednesday. The 30-year-old did, however, dispute the cost of the damage, which was accrued after he was reported to have destroyed four mounted crystals during a raid of an antiques shop in Westminister. The former Celebrity Big Brother pleaded guilty to burglary and criminal damage on Wednesday. Pic: Marco Pierre White Junior/Instagram Included in the property allegedly taken in the spate of robberies, White Jr is reported to have taken a laptop, tablet, iPod, and till tray from an Italian deli in Kensington; two natural rock crystal formations from a house in Kensington and €1,700 worth of Jellycat toys from a store on Barnes High Street. The troubled son of celebrity chef Marco Pierre White appeared at Isleworth Crown Court via video link from HMP Wandworth, where he pleaded guilty to four counts of burglary and one count of criminal damage. White Jr previously pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary which were entered once again on Wednesday. Reality star Marco Pierre White Jr has confessed to a number of burglaries — including the theft of £1,500 (€1,700) worth Jellycat toys. Pic: Karwai Tang/WireImage Defending, Grame Logan said his client disputed the £43,000 (€49,500) figure which was in relation to criminal damage and requested seven days to submit that plea. A hearing for that specific robbery charge was ordered for September 2nd at Isleworth Crown Court by Judge Edward Connell. He said: 'if the Crown does not accept it, a trial will be set for March 16 next year.' Speaking to the reality star, the judge said he was adjourning the case for two weeks but 'will have to be sentenced at some point' for the serious offences he had pleaded guilty to. White Jr was remanded in custody and will be sentenced at a date yet to be fixed.
