Jaw-dropping influencer ‘mocks’ Sydney Sweeney after ‘ladies in sport’ backlash
WARNING, CONTAINS NUDITY Social media titan Breckie Hill has seemingly become the latest to take a swipe at Sydney Sweeney after her women in sport controversy
A stunning social media influencer has taken a cheeky swipe at Sydney Sweeney with a post on X.
Sydney, 29, has faced furious backlash after her controversial campaign for US betting firm Novig, where she posed naked with a variety of sports gear to preserve her modesty. However, it has been slammed as harming women in sports.
Team GB’s sprint queen Amy Hunt has been vocal about the advert as so to have other sports stars such as ex-Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps and Tour de France Femmes winner Demi Vollering while Olympian Ariarne Titmus said called it a “a kick in the face to every woman”.
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And Breckie Hill has now seemingly taken a swipe at the Hollywood actress – with a couple of social media snaps, showing off her sizeable assets.
The stunner wore a low-cut top as she looked confused in one of the snaps – and top it off, Breckie captioned the snap: “Sports,” the same word Sydney used in the advert.
Breckie, herself, has experience of playing sport – and before she was a social media titan, the stunner was a high school cheerleader.
Team GB sprinter Hunt has been one of the most vocal critics: “It’s not anything personal against that actress,” she told Good Morning Britain.
“It’s more the kind of intention, and it’s just moved into a completely different spin now, where we’re able to have all these different things celebrating women’s sport.”
Hunt said she wanted young girls to learn that sport was about “what your body can do, not so much what it looks like”.
And she insisted the reality of being an elite athlete was often far from glamorous.
She added: “Sport, it’s not pretty. That doesn’t always look attractive and that doesn’t always look nice.
“Sometimes it looks like throwing up in the corner of the track, or I’ve had sessions this year where I’ve been crying afterwards.”




