Woman whose Bourbon Street flash video went viral on ESPN during the Sugar Bowl offered $100,000 dea

May 2024 · 2 minute read

The woman whose Bourbon Street flash video went viral on ESPN during the Sugar Bowl has been offered a $100,000 deal by CamSoda

While airing the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on January 1, an ESPN cameraman inadvertently filmed a woman exposing her br*asts on Bourbon Street.

Despite the network’s apology, reports suggest that an adult company has extended a deal worth up to $100,000 to the viral b**b flasher for a webcam show.

Woman whose Bourbon Street flash video went viral on ESPN broadcast during the Sugar Bowl offered $100,000 deal by CamSoda

The Incident took place during the Monday night game between the Washington Huskies and Texas Longhorns.

ESPN expressed remorse for the viral clip, with Bill Hofheimer telling the media on Monday night, “We regret that this happened and apologize that the video aired in the telecast.” Simultaneously, an adult company, CamSoda, is said to be actively seeking the Sugar Bowl flasher for a webcam performance.

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CamSoda Offers $100,000 to Flasher

According to reports, the live-streaming webcam platform proposed a deal of up to $100,000 for a one-hour live show next week.

Daryn Parker, Vice President of CamSoda, commented, “One could argue that she was the real MVP of the game last night. We see a lot of breasts on our platform, but these certainly caught our eyes… and all of America’s. I didn’t know ESPN was into that kind of stuff!”

This incident, however, is not the first time nudity has affected a live football game, recalling a group of n*ked students causing a brief delay during the 2016 Harvard-Yale game.

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Additionally, the infamous wardrobe malfunction during the Super Bowl 2004, involving Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake, remains one of the most remembered instances of n*dity.

For the unversed, Amidst the intense showdown between Texas and Washington on the field, Bourbon Street in New Orleans turned into a lively playground for fans.

A particular woman has now become an online sensation, having gone viral for flashing in exchange for beads during the Sugar Bowl break, a moment skillfully captured by the ESPN camera.

Videos of this daring incident have proliferated across the internet, likely to persist in the digital realm for the foreseeable future. Following the widespread circulation of the video, ESPN issued an apology on Monday night, expressing regret for the broadcast of the footage.

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