Glamorous Man Utd fan rocks up at Old Trafford in nothing but bodypaint but is ‘not allowed into Arsenal game'
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A MANCHESTER UNITED fan claims they were not let into Old Trafford after turning up in nothing but bodypaint.
The incident supposedly occurred as Arsenal beat the Red Devils 1-0 in their Premier League opener on Sunday.
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Man Utd fan Shania Howard rocked up to Old Trafford in bodypaint
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The adult star filmed videos outside the ground
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She then claims she was banned from entering Old Trafford
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OnlyFans star Shania Howard was seen outside the ground wearing bodypaint styled in a Man Utd home shirt and tight shorts.
She posed for revealing snaps outside the stadium and filmed videos with other fans ahead of the game.
But after asking them for their score predictions, Shania alleges she tried to enter Old Trafford.
In a video posted on social media, she said: "I am not even joking I am fuming.
"I just went to Old Trafford to watch the first game of the season and they did not even let me in because of the way that I am dressed.
"What is wrong with the way I am dressed?
"This is an actual joke. I am going to be putting in an official complaint. I am not even joking."
Shania also met up with Gunners fan Arabella Mia before the game.
She is another adult star who previously went viral for turning up to the Emirates in bodypaint resembling an Arsenal shirt.
Arabella posted a clip of them together outside the stadium, saying: "Come all the way to Old Trafford and I have got some b**** doing the same thing as me.
"F***ing hell. Would look better in an Arsenal top though."
Despite much criticism, Arabella claims her antics are helping women break into the football space.
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